Learning catalogue

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Call to Action #57 is directed at all public servants. Everyone has a duty to learn about the true history, and the current reality, of Indigenous Peoples in Canada. In this short video, you will learn why and how your efforts can support reconciliation.

Presentation and fireside chat with CIFAR fellow Dr. Carolina Tropini about her research on microbiota, gut health and precision medicine.

Listen to Stephanie Simmons, Founder and Chief Quantum Officer at Photonic Incorporated., to better understand why nations around the world are investing billions of dollars in the field of quantum, and how this next generation technology may impact our lives and livelihoods in the future.

Learn about the current issues, challenges and opportunities facing Métis communities as they build constructive relationships and support reconciliation efforts with other Indigenous Peoples.

A montage of video clips and images exhibiting the diversity of Canada's Public Service.

This event will explain the fundamentals of the fiscal relationships between the federal, provincial and territorial governments and how Canada ended up with the fiscal arrangements currently in place.

This fourth event in the series discusses the link between Canada's federalism structure and its relationship with Indigenous Peoples. Panelists will speak about the architecture that forms the relationships between Indigenous governance and the federal, and provincial and territorial governments.

This event will explain the fundamentals of the fiscal relationships between the federal, provincial and territorial governments and how Canada ended up with the fiscal arrangements currently in place.

This fifth event in the series examines the critical role of municipalities in federalism and the effect on the Canadian population. Speakers will discuss the financial and governance issues faced by municipalities in navigating federalism and their relationships with federal, provincial and territorial governments.

This video explores how federalism started and evolved, its principles, and how it is used to respond to specific issues faced by countries like Canada.

Reconciliation initiative example provided by Parks Canada: ʔapsčiik t'ašii lies in the ḥaḥuułi—the traditional territories and homelands—of the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation and YuułuɁiłɁatḥ.