KLB Consulting

06/08/2026

YOUTH CHEF EXPERIENCE 🍽️

Passionate about food, culture, and culinary arts? Indigenous Tourism Ontario is seeking 8 youth, ages 16–29, for a unique culinary mentorship opportunity alongside professional chefs.

Participants will:
👨🏽‍🍳 Work with professional chefs
🍽️ Take part in at least 1 major culinary event
🌿 Gain hands-on culinary experience
🤝 Build valuable skills and industry connections

To apply, submit either:
🎥 A video, max. 1 minute OR 📝 A letter, max. 250 words
Answering this question: Why is Indigenous food important to the culinary world?
*Succesful applicants will need to be debwewin.com verified: https://loom.ly/6boeMrc

📅 Deadline: June 26, 2026 at 12:00 PM
📧 Send submissions to: [email protected]

We encourage youth who are ready to represent themselves and their communities with professionalism, maturity, and a willingness to learn to apply.


Culinary Tourism Alliance
Ontario Culinary
Destination Ontario
Destination Northern Ontario
Indigenous Experiences

05/01/2026

UNDRIP isn’t just an international document—it has real implications for how cities work with Indigenous people every day.

From land use and development to cultural services, housing, and environmental stewardship, UNDRIP provides a framework for doing things differently—and doing them right.

Through Call to Action #43, municipalities are being called to put these principles into action.

The City of Brantford is engaging Indigenous residents and organizations to help define what that should look like locally.

Your voice will help shape recommendations that guide future decisions.

👉 Share your perspectives at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VPZH36R

04/30/2026

KLB is excited to see this project take shape and flourish. We’re looking forward to supporting its growth and bringing the vision to life together.

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04/18/2026

What is UNDRIP? Why does it matter?

UNDRIP is a global declaration that affirms the rights of Indigenous peoples—including rights to culture, land, and self-determination.

In Canada, TRC Call to Action 43 calls on all levels of government—including municipalities—to adopt and implement UNDRIP as the framework for reconciliation.

That means:
✔ Respecting Indigenous rights
✔ Listening to Indigenous voices
✔ Supporting Indigenous-led decision-making

Reconciliation is not just about acknowledging the past, it’s about changing how decisions are made today.

If you want to contribute to Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation in Brantford, please complete our survey:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VPZH36R

04/15/2026

Your voice matters.

Indigenous residents of Brantford are invited to share their experiences, perspectives, and priorities to help shape how the City builds respectful and accountable relationships with Indigenous people and communities.

This work is about understanding what is working, what is not, and what needs to change. Your input will help inform actions that better reflect Indigenous voices, experiences, and needs.

Share your feedback here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VPZH36R

Help shape a Brantford that is more responsive, culturally grounded, and respectful of Indigenous residents and local communities.

04/02/2026

Join the conversation on Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation in Brantford 💬🧡

The City of Brantford is inviting community members to an open house as part of a public engagement campaign that will directly shape the City’s ongoing Indigenous relations and reconciliation efforts.

📍 Location: Doug Snooks Eagle Place Community Centre (333 Erie Ave)
📅 Date: Thursday, April 9th
🕒 Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm

This drop-in session will share what the project is about, why it matters in Brantford, and how the City can respond to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action in ways that are concrete and accountable.

You’ll be able to:

Learn about the public engagement campaign and consultation process.

Ask questions and share what reconciliation looks like to you here

Offer feedback on priorities, relationships, and practical actions for the City

The engagement will be trauma-informed, culturally safe with options to participate in writing if you prefer not to speak. This open house is for anyone who lives, works, studies, or spends time in Brantford and wants to support reconciliation in meaningful ways.

🧡 You don’t need any prior knowledge to attend. Just bring your questions, your experiences, and your ideas for how we can move forward in a better way together.

Details on accessibility, parking, and how to share input if you can’t attend in person will be shared closer to the date.

👉 Stay tuned for more!

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