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“All the work that we did to advocate for the Indigenous tourism industry, it’s not being done anywhere else in the world.” — Keith Henry, president and CEO of the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada

“Universities are a microcosm of our larger society and while we have a number of people that are well-educated and impacting our country… it doesn’t mean they had the opportunity or taken the opportunity to learn about their own backyards (about) Indigenous peoples.” — Dr. Michael Hart, co-chair of the National Indigenous University Senior Leaders’ Association

"For me, Canada 150 is not a celebration, but an opportunity to create awareness." —award-winning photographer Melanie Gray

“The idea was always to find ways of thinking and working with law that enabled people to think and reason across legal systems.” — Val Napoleon, interim dean of law and co-founder of the Joint Degree Program in Canadian Common Law and Indigenous Legal Orders

“Working with the Willow Lake Métis Nation has proven to be a productive and progressive experience.” — Elemental CEO Chris Hornsby

“I knew that I belonged in a space like this and I knew that I wanted to do something that was true to my values as an Indigenous woman.” —Mallory Yawnghwe

“Our plans for a net-zero technology hub that incorporates emerging new carbon technology is the solution to meeting Quebec’s ambitious climate goals.” — Michael Binnion, president and CEO of Questerre

“Some of our ways can be very sacred, and I guess I could say secret. It’s no different than some of the things some of the churches have. Some things that you practice but aren’t shared openly.” —author Dr. Luschiim Arvid Charlie