so I can ask everybody out here now carefully don’t knock over your
carefully don’t knock over your
carefully don’t knock over your neighbors put your arms up like this
neighbors put your arms up like this
neighbors put your arms up like this right don’t knock your neighbors glasses
right don’t knock your neighbors glasses
right don’t knock your neighbors glasses over okay you got it
over okay you got it
over okay you got it this represents the indigenous presence
this represents the indigenous presence
this represents the indigenous presence in this country that is now called
in this country that is now called
in this country that is now called candidate 12,000 years now wiggle your
candidate 12,000 years now wiggle your
candidate 12,000 years now wiggle your pinky okay that represents my friends
pinky okay that represents my friends
pinky okay that represents my friends the non-indigenous presence in this
the non-indigenous presence in this
the non-indigenous presence in this country when alcohol can okay you can
country when alcohol can okay you can
country when alcohol can okay you can sit down so there’s this 4% disconnects
sit down so there’s this 4% disconnects
sit down so there’s this 4% disconnects and so we although as an indigenous
and so we although as an indigenous
and so we although as an indigenous person we make up there’s just because
person we make up there’s just because
person we make up there’s just because we make up a four percent of Canada’s
we make up a four percent of Canada’s
we make up a four percent of Canada’s population yet
population yet
population yet Kent Canadians the newcomers lay claim
Kent Canadians the newcomers lay claim
Kent Canadians the newcomers lay claim about five hundred years of that twelve
about five hundred years of that twelve
about five hundred years of that twelve thousand which is about four percent I
thousand which is about four percent I
thousand which is about four percent I wasn’t really great at math I had to
wasn’t really great at math I had to
wasn’t really great at math I had to expose the calculator very level no but
expose the calculator very level no but
expose the calculator very level no but it’s true and yet as an indigenous
it’s true and yet as an indigenous
it’s true and yet as an indigenous person in this country I don’t see
person in this country I don’t see
person in this country I don’t see myself or my people in the landscapes of
myself or my people in the landscapes of
myself or my people in the landscapes of this country I don’t see our language I
this country I don’t see our language I
this country I don’t see our language I don’t hear our language I don’t see our
don’t hear our language I don’t see our
don’t hear our language I don’t see our culture I don’t see anything that
culture I don’t see anything that
culture I don’t see anything that reflects us in the architecture public
reflects us in the architecture public
reflects us in the architecture public spaces parks for the most part almost
spaces parks for the most part almost
spaces parks for the most part almost invisible now so you’d imagine is a
invisible now so you’d imagine is a
invisible now so you’d imagine is a somebody’s coming into Toronto I live in
somebody’s coming into Toronto I live in
somebody’s coming into Toronto I live in Toronto right now I live in on for
Toronto right now I live in on for
Toronto right now I live in on for twelve years but you can imagine
twelve years but you can imagine
twelve years but you can imagine something that flies into Toronto for
something that flies into Toronto for
something that flies into Toronto for the first time and as this person is
the first time and as this person is
the first time and as this person is walking to the airport and she sees
walking to the airport and she sees
walking to the airport and she sees nothing that reflects the indigenous the
nothing that reflects the indigenous the
nothing that reflects the indigenous the original people of this country it makes
original people of this country it makes
original people of this country it makes me sad that does not make me feel like I
me sad that does not make me feel like I
me sad that does not make me feel like I belong and so if we’re virtually silent
belong and so if we’re virtually silent
belong and so if we’re virtually silent like you don’t see us you don’t hear us
like you don’t see us you don’t hear us
like you don’t see us you don’t hear us we’ve been invisible in this country for
we’ve been invisible in this country for
we’ve been invisible in this country for a very long time we’re starting to come
a very long time we’re starting to come
a very long time we’re starting to come to the forefront and so if we look at in
to the forefront and so if we look at in
to the forefront and so if we look at in contrast to that if you look at
contrast to that if you look at
contrast to that if you look at Vancouver and
Vancouver and
Vancouver and to the Vancouver Airport so you know
to the Vancouver Airport so you know
to the Vancouver Airport so you know when you walk through that Airport you
when you walk through that Airport you
when you walk through that Airport you know that during the presence of an
know that during the presence of an
know that during the presence of an indigenous culture
indigenous culture
indigenous culture why because you see their culture in the
why because you see their culture in the
why because you see their culture in the west coast the coast salish in the art
west coast the coast salish in the art
west coast the coast salish in the art as you walk through that Airport and
as you walk through that Airport and
as you walk through that Airport and then if you’re going for a walk through
then if you’re going for a walk through
then if you’re going for a walk through downtown and you’re walking down you’ve
downtown and you’re walking down you’ve
downtown and you’re walking down you’ve got your head down and you can actually
got your head down and you can actually
got your head down and you can actually see the person hold covers that oh here
see the person hold covers that oh here
see the person hold covers that oh here we go I’ll take that wonderful Thank You
we go I’ll take that wonderful Thank You
we go I’ll take that wonderful Thank You Lester
Lester
Lester so you’ll see you’ll see the person hold
so you’ll see you’ll see the person hold
so you’ll see you’ll see the person hold covers on the ground and then these
covers on the ground and then these
covers on the ground and then these incredible indigenous motifs you’ll see
incredible indigenous motifs you’ll see
incredible indigenous motifs you’ll see in the indigenous culture in the totem
in the indigenous culture in the totem
in the indigenous culture in the totem poles you’ll see the indigenous culture
poles you’ll see the indigenous culture
poles you’ll see the indigenous culture and some of the architecture so that’s
and some of the architecture so that’s
and some of the architecture so that’s an incredible thing to me you know and
an incredible thing to me you know and
an incredible thing to me you know and again reflecting back to Toronto I love
again reflecting back to Toronto I love
again reflecting back to Toronto I love the fact I love the fact that I can go
the fact I love the fact that I can go
the fact I love the fact that I can go to Little Italy or incredible bowl of
to Little Italy or incredible bowl of
to Little Italy or incredible bowl of pasta or like go down to Chinatown and
pasta or like go down to Chinatown and
pasta or like go down to Chinatown and go get some traditional herbs or amazing
go get some traditional herbs or amazing
go get some traditional herbs or amazing foot rubs right now my foots been pretty
foot rubs right now my foots been pretty
foot rubs right now my foots been pretty pretty sore or amazing bowl of thought
pretty sore or amazing bowl of thought
pretty sore or amazing bowl of thought but you don’t see the indigenous
but you don’t see the indigenous
but you don’t see the indigenous population for a long time for many
population for a long time for many
population for a long time for many parts were we’re relegated to the
parts were we’re relegated to the
parts were we’re relegated to the outside is decided for the most parts
outside is decided for the most parts
outside is decided for the most parts when our communities this is not where
when our communities this is not where
when our communities this is not where this country needs to be and I’m so
this country needs to be and I’m so
this country needs to be and I’m so grateful that you got to listen to
bottom is hornbill rail but what come oh
bottom is hornbill rail but what come oh my god
my god
my god connect a on what reconciliation is I
connect a on what reconciliation is I
connect a on what reconciliation is I mean she definitely gives a really
mean she definitely gives a really
mean she definitely gives a really strong argument what reconciliation is
strong argument what reconciliation is
strong argument what reconciliation is and I look at this opportunity to have
and I look at this opportunity to have
and I look at this opportunity to have indigenous place making as a major
indigenous place making as a major
indigenous place making as a major reconciliation tool so as an indigenous
reconciliation tool so as an indigenous
reconciliation tool so as an indigenous person you want to feel like you belong
person you want to feel like you belong
person you want to feel like you belong in the country that you’ve been a part
in the country that you’ve been a part
in the country that you’ve been a part of for thousands of years 12,000 years
of for thousands of years 12,000 years
of for thousands of years 12,000 years and I think what it does it as a
and I think what it does it as a
and I think what it does it as a Canadian that’s been here for
Canadian that’s been here for
Canadian that’s been here for generations or a newcomer that’s coming
generations or a newcomer that’s coming
generations or a newcomer that’s coming to Canada it’s going to create questions
to Canada it’s going to create questions
to Canada it’s going to create questions and in the sense of inquisitive you want
and in the sense of inquisitive you want
and in the sense of inquisitive you want to want to understand so that’s the
to want to understand so that’s the
to want to understand so that’s the basis of the conversation so you can get
basis of the conversation so you can get
basis of the conversation so you can get together you can have these
together you can have these
together you can have these conversations so we have a real
conversations so we have a real
conversations so we have a real opportunity here to infuse indigenous
opportunity here to infuse indigenous
opportunity here to infuse indigenous culture into Canada so what does it look
culture into Canada so what does it look
culture into Canada so what does it look like it could look like this
like it could look like this
like it could look like this absolutely outstandingly beautiful
absolutely outstandingly beautiful
absolutely outstandingly beautiful gorgeous this is the gathering circle
gorgeous this is the gathering circle
gorgeous this is the gathering circle and Thunder Bay my traditional territory
and Thunder Bay my traditional territory
and Thunder Bay my traditional territory I grew up and Thunder Bay and this is a
I grew up and Thunder Bay and this is a
I grew up and Thunder Bay and this is a reflection of the indigenous people in
reflection of the indigenous people in
reflection of the indigenous people in the region this is not on the peripheral
the region this is not on the peripheral
the region this is not on the peripheral of Thunder Bay it is in the prime spot
of Thunder Bay it is in the prime spot
of Thunder Bay it is in the prime spot in Thunder Bay the waterfront newcomers
in Thunder Bay the waterfront newcomers
in Thunder Bay the waterfront newcomers that come to the land or even people
that come to the land or even people
that come to the land or even people that live there get to celebrate and an
that live there get to celebrate and an
that live there get to celebrate and an understanding of what it is to be an
understanding of what it is to be an
understanding of what it is to be an indigent or to be in the area of
indigent or to be in the area of
indigent or to be in the area of indigenous people or is it for
indigenous people or is it for
indigenous people or is it for indigenous person to go there and
indigenous person to go there and
indigenous person to go there and celebrate that actually the wonderful
celebrate that actually the wonderful
celebrate that actually the wonderful thing about this is that my cousin
thing about this is that my cousin
thing about this is that my cousin architecture limits design this is an
architecture limits design this is an
architecture limits design this is an indigenous architect that’s won over a
indigenous architect that’s won over a
indigenous architect that’s won over a dozen international awards across the
dozen international awards across the
dozen international awards across the world so there’s a real opportunity to
world so there’s a real opportunity to
world so there’s a real opportunity to do that and the wonderful thing too is
do that and the wonderful thing too is
do that and the wonderful thing too is when you start to actually create the
when you start to actually create the
when you start to actually create the space it offers as Canadians an
space it offers as Canadians an
space it offers as Canadians an opportunity to learn about us for the
opportunity to learn about us for the
opportunity to learn about us for the indigenous lands there’s a sense of
indigenous lands there’s a sense of
indigenous lands there’s a sense of power the sense of beauty being the
power the sense of beauty being the
power the sense of beauty being the sense of connection to the land and to a
sense of connection to the land and to a
sense of connection to the land and to a people that have been here for 12,000
people that have been here for 12,000
people that have been here for 12,000 years
years
years that’s incredible and then we also have
that’s incredible and then we also have
that’s incredible and then we also have an opportunity to reflect outwards our
an opportunity to reflect outwards our
an opportunity to reflect outwards our unique skill sets this is the gathering
unique skill sets this is the gathering
unique skill sets this is the gathering circle that was just showed you a
circle that was just showed you a
circle that was just showed you a picture of Mars long ago so we get to
picture of Mars long ago so we get to
picture of Mars long ago so we get to showcase our skill sets which are based
showcase our skill sets which are based
showcase our skill sets which are based on 12,000 years of respect from other
on 12,000 years of respect from other
on 12,000 years of respect from other heard we can show you show claims and
heard we can show you show claims and
heard we can show you show claims and share Canadians our perspective about
share Canadians our perspective about
share Canadians our perspective about giving and taking from the environment
giving and taking from the environment
giving and taking from the environment sustainability that seven generations
sustainability that seven generations
sustainability that seven generations thinking and I think many of us can
thinking and I think many of us can
thinking and I think many of us can fully understand that Canada can use
fully understand that Canada can use
fully understand that Canada can use some of that maybe our neighbor to the
some of that maybe our neighbor to the
some of that maybe our neighbor to the self could use some of that thinking a
self could use some of that thinking a
self could use some of that thinking a the world can use a little bit of that
the world can use a little bit of that
the world can use a little bit of that so as we look out into the horizon we
so as we look out into the horizon we
so as we look out into the horizon we need to visualize a place where we honor
need to visualize a place where we honor
need to visualize a place where we honor indigenous people and I’m challenging
indigenous people and I’m challenging
indigenous people and I’m challenging because you were future leaders of
because you were future leaders of
because you were future leaders of tomorrow so I’m challenging each one to
tomorrow so I’m challenging each one to
tomorrow so I’m challenging each one to use to find your place within that
use to find your place within that
use to find your place within that circle and contribute and be a part of
circle and contribute and be a part of
circle and contribute and be a part of something be a part of that change
something be a part of that change
something be a part of that change because it is really about being
because it is really about being
because it is really about being inclusive
inclusive
inclusive it’s about being diverse you know our
it’s about being diverse you know our
it’s about being diverse you know our prime minister said you know it because
prime minister said you know it because
prime minister said you know it because it’s 2015 that we’ve got this diverse
our cabinet and it’s because diversity
our cabinet and it’s because diversity breeds strength and that’s where we need
breeds strength and that’s where we need
breeds strength and that’s where we need to move to so the wonderful thing about
to move to so the wonderful thing about
to move to so the wonderful thing about our education and as an indigenous
our education and as an indigenous
our education and as an indigenous person it’s very visual I become a very
person it’s very visual I become a very
person it’s very visual I become a very visual person that’s very textual the
visual person that’s very textual the
visual person that’s very textual the challenge or the up te vea be the point
challenge or the up te vea be the point
challenge or the up te vea be the point in history where we came along and we
in history where we came along and we
in history where we came along and we were really respectful each other’s
were really respectful each other’s
were really respectful each other’s relationships I’m going to get into that
relationships I’m going to get into that
relationships I’m going to get into that a second is that we had this abrupt stop
a second is that we had this abrupt stop
a second is that we had this abrupt stop with a colonial incursion and as a
with a colonial incursion and as a
with a colonial incursion and as a result one of the darkest parts in our
result one of the darkest parts in our
result one of the darkest parts in our history the residential school system
history the residential school system
history the residential school system where one of my grandmother’s was taken
where one of my grandmother’s was taken
where one of my grandmother’s was taken from the area of my traditional
from the area of my traditional
from the area of my traditional territory to Manitoba to attend a
territory to Manitoba to attend a
territory to Manitoba to attend a residential school my other grandmother
residential school my other grandmother
residential school my other grandmother had to hide in the bushes and fear the
had to hide in the bushes and fear the
had to hide in the bushes and fear the family would she’d be taken away from
family would she’d be taken away from
family would she’d be taken away from from her family so as the colonial
from her family so as the colonial
from her family so as the colonial powers came to be we were shunned to the
powers came to be we were shunned to the
powers came to be we were shunned to the side and as candidates fed off into
side and as candidates fed off into
side and as candidates fed off into prosperity we weren’t even allowed to
prosperity we weren’t even allowed to
prosperity we weren’t even allowed to move to get off of our reserve with
move to get off of our reserve with
move to get off of our reserve with though a blessing from one of the Indian
though a blessing from one of the Indian
though a blessing from one of the Indian agents we didn’t get the right to vote
agents we didn’t get the right to vote
agents we didn’t get the right to vote until 1961 I believe it is and women had
until 1961 I believe it is and women had
until 1961 I believe it is and women had the right to vote in 1916 so about 50
the right to vote in 1916 so about 50
the right to vote in 1916 so about 50 years prior so it’s been a very
years prior so it’s been a very
years prior so it’s been a very difficult path so we need to understand
difficult path so we need to understand
difficult path so we need to understand what reconciliation means in this
what reconciliation means in this
what reconciliation means in this country but the hardest part is
country but the hardest part is
country but the hardest part is understanding what it’s going to take to
understanding what it’s going to take to
understanding what it’s going to take to do that we need to again find a way to
do that we need to again find a way to
do that we need to again find a way to celebrate the uniqueness of indigenous
celebrate the uniqueness of indigenous
celebrate the uniqueness of indigenous culture did you celebrate that
culture did you celebrate that
culture did you celebrate that indigenous space
indigenous space
indigenous space so I want to remind people here about
so I want to remind people here about
so I want to remind people here about this amazing relationship that I was
this amazing relationship that I was
this amazing relationship that I was telling you about we had an incredible
telling you about we had an incredible
telling you about we had an incredible relationship that powered a global
relationship that powered a global
relationship that powered a global economy or that thing called the fur
economy or that thing called the fur
economy or that thing called the fur trade then unfortunately then when I
trade then unfortunately then when I
trade then unfortunately then when I went to high school in grade school
went to high school in grade school
went to high school in grade school that’s all I learned about with
that’s all I learned about with
that’s all I learned about with jacques-cartier I didn’t get to learn
jacques-cartier I didn’t get to learn
jacques-cartier I didn’t get to learn much about my own people in the history
much about my own people in the history
much about my own people in the history books of Canada but we had a great
books of Canada but we had a great
books of Canada but we had a great relationship based on reciprocity based
relationship based on reciprocity based
relationship based on reciprocity based on mutual respect we worked hard
on mutual respect we worked hard
on mutual respect we worked hard together indigenous people knew business
together indigenous people knew business
together indigenous people knew business and we knew Business execution and we
and we knew Business execution and we
and we knew Business execution and we knew the value of hard work and what a
knew the value of hard work and what a
knew the value of hard work and what a fur was worth and we worked well with
fur was worth and we worked well with
fur was worth and we worked well with the newcomers and unfortunately we’ve
the newcomers and unfortunately we’ve
the newcomers and unfortunately we’ve lost our way because of much of the
lost our way because of much of the
lost our way because of much of the colonial istic powers that you don’t
colonial istic powers that you don’t
colonial istic powers that you don’t have taken hold for so long but I’m
have taken hold for so long but I’m
have taken hold for so long but I’m really proud to say that things are
really proud to say that things are
really proud to say that things are changing and things are changing quite
changing and things are changing quite
changing and things are changing quite rapidly
rapidly
rapidly we’ve got 37,000 indigenous businesses
we’ve got 37,000 indigenous businesses
we’ve got 37,000 indigenous businesses right across the country coast to coast
right across the country coast to coast
right across the country coast to coast to coast competing and all sorts of
to coast competing and all sorts of
to coast competing and all sorts of sections and it’s just still just a
sections and it’s just still just a
sections and it’s just still just a little bit of the splattering of who I
little bit of the splattering of who I
little bit of the splattering of who I am and what’s really important to me
am and what’s really important to me
am and what’s really important to me being connected to the land
being connected to the land
being connected to the land relationships the bottom right you’ll
relationships the bottom right you’ll
relationships the bottom right you’ll see you know it’s all about getting
see you know it’s all about getting
see you know it’s all about getting everybody into that canoe but speaking
everybody into that canoe but speaking
everybody into that canoe but speaking of that canoe we used to have this
of that canoe we used to have this
of that canoe we used to have this relationship based on the 102 row wampum
relationship based on the 102 row wampum
relationship based on the 102 row wampum the wampum belt when the newcomers came
the wampum belt when the newcomers came
the wampum belt when the newcomers came over our nation’s back in the 1600s we
over our nation’s back in the 1600s we
over our nation’s back in the 1600s we shared this belt and this belt
shared this belt and this belt
shared this belt and this belt represented a respect for each other’s
represented a respect for each other’s
represented a respect for each other’s cultures and governments and we would go
cultures and governments and we would go
cultures and governments and we would go down this river together and we would
down this river together and we would
down this river together and we would try to steer each other’s canoes rather
try to steer each other’s canoes rather
try to steer each other’s canoes rather when it came time to actually make a
when it came time to actually make a
when it came time to actually make a difficult decision
difficult decision
difficult decision say navigating a rough water so to speak
say navigating a rough water so to speak
say navigating a rough water so to speak we would actually make that decision
we would actually make that decision
we would actually make that decision together and that’s where we need to get
together and that’s where we need to get
together and that’s where we need to get back to so we’re going to be making
back to so we’re going to be making
back to so we’re going to be making decisions together because the outcome
decisions together because the outcome
decisions together because the outcome when we actually do this is this a very
when we actually do this is this a very
when we actually do this is this a very strong economy an indigenous place and
strong economy an indigenous place and
strong economy an indigenous place and indigenous people have a very strong
indigenous people have a very strong
indigenous people have a very strong role to play in this economy actually
role to play in this economy actually
role to play in this economy actually this year alone we’re expected to
this year alone we’re expected to
this year alone we’re expected to contribute 30 billion dollars close to
contribute 30 billion dollars close to
contribute 30 billion dollars close to 12 billion dollars is coming from our
12 billion dollars is coming from our
12 billion dollars is coming from our indigenous businesses which
indigenous businesses which
indigenous businesses which represents a 5.7 percent growth rate
represents a 5.7 percent growth rate
represents a 5.7 percent growth rate four times the national average right
four times the national average right
four times the national average right now the national rate but as I mentioned
now the national rate but as I mentioned
now the national rate but as I mentioned it’s going to take some effort for us to
it’s going to take some effort for us to
it’s going to take some effort for us to get there now it’s all going to be based
get there now it’s all going to be based
get there now it’s all going to be based on relationships we all have
on relationships we all have
on relationships we all have relationships and when if when the
relationships and when if when the
relationships and when if when the relationship functions well things can
relationship functions well things can
relationship functions well things can go read about table but values aren’t
go read about table but values aren’t
go read about table but values aren’t that different when we think about the
that different when we think about the
that different when we think about the indigenous communities and Canadian the
indigenous communities and Canadian the
indigenous communities and Canadian the rest of Canada and then we all need a
rest of Canada and then we all need a
rest of Canada and then we all need a secure future for our families that
secure future for our families that
secure future for our families that means sharing the economy we all want to
means sharing the economy we all want to
means sharing the economy we all want to help the environment so that means
help the environment so that means
help the environment so that means sharing knowledge we all want to be able
sharing knowledge we all want to be able
sharing knowledge we all want to be able to have jobs so we just need to turn a
to have jobs so we just need to turn a
to have jobs so we just need to turn a step back from each other’s point of
step back from each other’s point of
step back from each other’s point of view sometimes and actually think about
view sometimes and actually think about
view sometimes and actually think about how we’re going to determine what those
how we’re going to determine what those
how we’re going to determine what those shared values are and so relationship
shared values are and so relationship
shared values are and so relationship has become very important to that and
has become very important to that and
has become very important to that and the last thing I want to share with you
the last thing I want to share with you
the last thing I want to share with you now I’m looking for so I know I don’t
now I’m looking for so I know I don’t
now I’m looking for so I know I don’t look like much of a bush guy but I spend
look like much of a bush guy but I spend
look like much of a bush guy but I spend a lot of time in the forest and I can
a lot of time in the forest and I can
a lot of time in the forest and I can tell you you rely on your compass when
tell you you rely on your compass when
tell you you rely on your compass when you’re a forester and I understand the
you’re a forester and I understand the
you’re a forester and I understand the importance of sight line short ones and
importance of sight line short ones and
importance of sight line short ones and the long ones and so I’m going to get to
the long ones and so I’m going to get to
the long ones and so I’m going to get to the apex of that mountain I have to be
the apex of that mountain I have to be
the apex of that mountain I have to be darn sure that I have my compass and I
darn sure that I have my compass and I
darn sure that I have my compass and I have the bearings right if I am off a
have the bearings right if I am off a
have the bearings right if I am off a degree or two I am NOT going to come
degree or two I am NOT going to come
degree or two I am NOT going to come anywhere close to the top of that
anywhere close to the top of that
anywhere close to the top of that mountain so I’m asking you to reflect on
mountain so I’m asking you to reflect on
mountain so I’m asking you to reflect on your actions today as our future leaders
your actions today as our future leaders
your actions today as our future leaders were tomorrow about what actions you’re
were tomorrow about what actions you’re
were tomorrow about what actions you’re going to do to make the change to make
going to do to make the change to make
going to do to make the change to make sure that you hit that apex of that
sure that you hit that apex of that
sure that you hit that apex of that mountain because the little things that
mountain because the little things that
mountain because the little things that you’re going to do today can have
you’re going to do today can have
you’re going to do today can have immense immense change in the future so
immense immense change in the future so
immense immense change in the future so we have to understand and acknowledge
we have to understand and acknowledge
we have to understand and acknowledge that we have a shared history we have to
that we have a shared history we have to
that we have a shared history we have to acknowledge that there are many
acknowledge that there are many
acknowledge that there are many strengths in this history that we
strengths in this history that we
strengths in this history that we and we also have to understand that we
and we also have to understand that we
and we also have to understand that we have to remain open to change if
have to remain open to change if
have to remain open to change if anything is truly going to change and
anything is truly going to change and
anything is truly going to change and with that in mind I want you to really
with that in mind I want you to really
with that in mind I want you to really take this seriously about what changes
take this seriously about what changes
take this seriously about what changes you can make because I know right now
you can make because I know right now
you can make because I know right now what the truth and reconciliation
what the truth and reconciliation
what the truth and reconciliation everything is going on it can become
everything is going on it can become
everything is going on it can become very overwhelming I just want you to
very overwhelming I just want you to
very overwhelming I just want you to reflect on what you can do as an
reflect on what you can do as an
reflect on what you can do as an individual to make that change and
individual to make that change and
individual to make that change and reflect that when you think about what
reflect that when you think about what
reflect that when you think about what an indigenous place is in Canada
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