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Limited-Time Offering: Honour Indigenous Heritage Month with Intention

 June 2025 | In-Person | Limited Availability

Celebrate Indigenous Heritage Month or National Indigenous Peoples Day with a powerful and immersive experience that goes beyond land acknowledgements.

This two-hour, in-person session is designed for organizations ready to move from intention to action through Call to Action #92: Business Reconciliation. It brings together cultural connection, education, and relationship-building.

 Your experience includes:

  •  A grounding conversation on the Truth of Reconciliation and its significance in business

  • A clear and inspired path forward for your organization’s Reconciliation journey

  • A hands-on Indigenous craft activity that deepens understanding through culture and creativity

  • Traditional Indigenous cuisine, served with story and meaning

 Who this is for:

Organizations looking to walk the talk, honour Indigenous Peoples meaningfully, and build lasting cultural fluency.

 Available Dates:

Afternoons of June 9–13, June 16, June 20, and June 23–26

 Investment:

  •  $4,950 for up to 20 participants

  • $750 for each additional group of 10

  • Available in Edmonton or across Canada (travel fees apply outside Edmonton)

 Spots are limited.

Transform how your organization engages with Indigenous Peoples by harnessing culturally grounded approaches.

My services include:

  • Reconciliation Consulting: Tailored strategies to support your organization’s commitment to Reconciliation.

  • Indigenous Cultural Awareness Workshops: Engaging workshops that enhance understanding of Indigenous histories, rights, and cultures.

  • Strategic Partnerships: Building lasting relationships between public and private sectors and Indigenous communities.

Create meaningful, impactful relationships with Indigenous communities today.

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Testimonials

“Tanya is a lovely person to work with. I found her very patient with people of all levels of knowledge and skills. Her respectful manner facilitated all participants feeling that their input was heard and valued."

—  Mary Smith, Former Mayor of Selwyn Township

“One of Tanya’s strengths is her methodical thinking in how she approaches a project. Her passion and commitment to her work extends throughout and includes her own appreciation for First Nations communities. I highly recommend her.”

— Suzanne McCrimmon, Director of Business Development, Peterborough & the Kawarthas Economic Development

“Without the guidance from Tanya, we would be lost on our Reconciliation journey!”

— Rob Wesseling, President & CEO of Co-operators Group Limited

“‘Ezhi-Wiijikiwendiyang’ translated from Anishanaabemowin roughly to ‘how we are friends.’ We continue our reconciliation journey as a partnership and have recently launched the O'de Piitaanemaan Pledge. It is a testament to the strong relationship developed through our work together.  Tanya was an incredible asset in this endeavor, and her kindness, business acumen, and commitment were a perfect combination that contributed tremendously to the success of our partnership.”

— Tracie Bertrand, Director of Tourism, Peterborough & the Kawarthas Economic Development