Reconciliation

It’s Aboriginal Awareness Week

Canada's Aboriginal people consistently speak of their quest for a successful future. Now there is fresh evidence to show that they are twice as likely as non-Aboriginals to find that future through work in natural resource fields.

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http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/71-588-x/71-588-x2017001-eng.htm

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