By: Sonia Molodecky A Life Economy, as many Elders have coined it, is one where we strive to maintain and enhance this natural balance of life systems throughout development. By working to enhance life, we operate from the heart-center, where natural law dictates abundance not scarcity, love not fear, unity
In these times of uncertainty, we must look to our own self-reliance once again. We must go back to the land, back to working with the land and back to our natural values and principles. Investing in our communities is the only “fail safe” measure at this time for it
We would like to recognize Veronica Smith, shown above at the 2019 Rama First Nation Powwow with her sister. Veronica is a young, female, entrepreneur from Six Nations of the Grand River First Nation. She is the owner of GOTribalwear in Brantford, Ontario. Veronica is rooted in her culture in
REDx Talks Tkaronto: Sustainable Futures, was an event held at the Artscape Wychwood Barns this last October 25 2018. The goal of the event was to present Indigenous voices in a way that would educate and engage our audience of 250 guests from industry, government and the community. The sold-out,
