If you think the United Nations has nothing to do with your day to day life, think again. Lawyer and United Nations Special Rapporteur David Boyd will show you how the human right to a healthy environment is a game-changer for reconciliation.
Porcupine (00:00): Engineering professor Kerry Black says that engineers working with First Nations need to focus on building relationships, not just buildings. She's passionate that her profession has some fundamental changes to make if they're going to be a part of...
Porcupine (00:00): Her mother was murdered when Lesa Semmler was eight. Now a politician and an advocate for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, Lesa explains why having a place to go can save a life and is vital for reconciliation. Episode Introduction...
Porcupine (00:00): If you think the United Nations has nothing to do with your day to day life, think again, lawyer and UN Special Rapporteur David Boyd will show you how the human right to a healthy environment is a game changer for reconciliation. Episode...
Porcupine (00:00): Senator Dan Christmas helped transform his community, Membertou First Nation, from rags to riches. He'll share why creating an environment where a business can thrive is key to reconciliation. Episode Introduction How do porcupines hug—very...
Nicole Redvers walked into the wrong lecture at the University of Lethbridge and it changed her life. Now, as a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine, she works to help heal using traditional Indigenous medicine and Western medicine.
Porcupine (00:00): Professor Diana Lewis and Professor Heather Castleden are frustrated when First Nations get resistance from big power utilities when they want to build renewable energy projects. For them and the First Nations they work with Reconciliation is based...
Porcupine (00:00): From residential schools to singing on stage with George Jones, George Tuccaro shares his courageous journey from the drunk tank to professional CBC broadcaster and explains why personal healing is essential to reconciliation and joy. Episode...
Porcupine (00:00): Environmental lawyer and now Green Party politician, Dianne Saxe reveals how speaking truth to power sometimes comes at great personal cost and that when it comes to environment and reconciliation, hope combined with action is the only way forward. ...
From residential school to singing on stage with George Jones, George Tuccaro shares his courageous journey from the drunk tank to professional CBC broadcaster, and why personal healing is essential to reconciliation…and joy.