Environment
Finding common groundAgreements with Indigenous communities in Canada are evolving into sophisticated partnerships
Agreements with Indigenous communities in Canada are evolving into sophisticated partnerships
March 15, 2023

The groundbreaking ceremony at Greenstone Gold Mines only came after years of engagement with the Animbiigoo Zaagi’igan Anishinaabek (AZA) First Nation, the Aroland First Nation, the Ginoogaming First Nation, the Long Lake #58 First Nation, and members of the Métis Nation of Ontario. Courtesy of Greenstone Gold Mines
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