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Canada needs national strategy encouraging Indigenous access to capital

Without Indigenous access to capital, Canada is forgoing opportunities to meet our net-zero commitments, which require new clean energy projects, most of which would be built on Indigenous lands.

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BY SHARLEEN GALE AND GREG D’AVIGNON
June 23, 2022

Opinion | BY SHARLEEN GALE AND GREG D’AVIGNON | June 23, 2022

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