The Path of Truth and Reconciliation

02/14/2026

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The Path of Truth and Reconciliation | 4,585 followers on LinkedIn. Posting about Indigenous cultural awareness, history, and reconciliation. From NVision Insight Group. | Supporting clients on this Truth and Reconciliation journey through learning, planning and providing strategic advice. 1. Our fo...

01/05/2026

Hello, 2026. Goodbye, Facebook. I realize that many Indigenous communities and individuals use Facebook extensively, and even exclusively, but I'm out. This platform has veered so far from its original purpose, and is filled with disinformation, AI-generated fake images and articles, and adding posts of things I do not want to see, that I won't be posting on issues or stories here anymore.

It's still me, Jennifer David. I'm still a Senior Consultant at NVision Insight Group. I still lead our Truth and Reconciliation service basket, and we still provide learning opportunities and reconciliation advisory services.

And I still want to share insights and knowledge about Indigenous issues on social media; it just won't be here, anymore.

So, join me, and follow our pages on LinkedIn The Path of Truth and Reconciliation http://linkedin.com/showcase/nvision-truth-and-reconciliation and on Substack The Path of T&R https://substack.com/

I’m Jennifer David, Chapleau Cree First Nation. I am the Lead, Truth & Reconciliation (T&R) at NVision Insight Group.. Subscribe for articles, opinions, links that are relevant to Indigenous issues and T&R in a Canadian context.

12/24/2025

This an important precedent:
"The majority confirmed that the Declaration Act:

incorporates UNDRIP into the positive law of the province with immediate legal effect,
creates a statutory duty to align provincial laws with UNDRIP through consultation and cooperation, and
permits courts to adjudicate whether provincial laws are consistent with UNDRIP."

It will likely take a court case to ensure Canada's laws are consistent with UNDRIP. Interesting times.

I. Summary On December 5, 2025, the British Columbia Court of Appeal released its reasons in Gitxaała v. British Columbia (Chief Gold Commissioner), 2025...

12/10/2025

We, at NVision Insight Group, and I, personally (Jennifer David) would not be able to this important work in Truth & Reconciliation and without our committed clients. We appreciate your willingness to learn, and to do better and be better, and thanks for letting us be your guide on this Path of

12/09/2025

Canada and the provinces have made laws regarding Indigenous Peoples, usually to harm them. They had no trouble enforcing them. Now here's a law that supports Indigenous rights. And now, they must enforce it.

BREAKING: The Court of Appeal has ruled that the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA) is legally enforceable and that First Nations can hold the Province accountable when it fails to meet its obligations. This represents a massive milestone for Indigenous rights in British Columbia.

The ruling comes from Gitxaała Nation’s appeal in their challenge of B.C.’s outdated 'free entry' mineral tenure system. The Court found that B.C.’s mineral claim process is inconsistent with the U.N. Declaration and confirmed that the Province has a legal duty to work with Nations to align its laws.

Congratulations to Gitxaała on this victory and upholding Gitxaała law.

11/17/2025

It's a pleasure to work with clients serious about and

10/18/2025

must include Indigenous-led initiatives like this.

10/16/2025

What a beautifully shot film, with so much wisdom and knowledge about Hudson's Bay and James Bay.

Discover the compelling story of Cree and Inuit communities fighting to protect their waters — the lifeblood of families for millenia. Produced by Pristine S...

10/14/2025

We live in a world with a quicker and quicker news cycle. In all the noise from across the border, remember Bill C-5? It hasn't gone away. Indigenous nations and governments are not always opposed to development per se, but they are right to be worried when the federal government invokes the vague, and usually threatening "national interest". Trampling on Indigenous rights "is what Canada has always done." I hope Canada is not turning its back on its promises. Let's demand better.

Bill C-5, the controversial fast-track law, risks unleashing years of litigation

10/07/2025

Miigwetch to our clients on this path of

Contact us if you want to offer our T&R courses and presentations to your team. [email protected]

Government of Nunavut, County of Simcoe, Monument Group, Green Infrastructure Partners, Badger, Iron Maple Construction, Dufferin County, Canadian Nurses Association, Employment and Social Development Canada, Canada Post, John Howard Society Ottawa, Medical Innovation XChange, HDR, Hatch

09/30/2025

To learn more, and to see how we can support your reconciliation journey, contact us at [email protected]


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