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“It’s 25 years (since Ipperwash). I’m going on 35 years in the leadership role. I don’t see much change. I just get mad and heated up.” — Glen Hare, Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief.

“One of the biggest challenges faced by women who work in the mines is gender-based violence and harassment, both above and below ground.” —Kathy Lajeunesse

“Right now, we’re still at the planning stage. And we figure that in the next year or so we’re doing our two studies that are very important.” — Wil Jimmy with WJ Strategic Partnerships

“It's a disappointment, right? It really is because it's going to affect many First Nations...” — Nekaneet First Nation Chief Alvin Francis, president of Natural Law Energy

““The Métis are not opposed to development generally speaking, but in the case of a project such as Rook 1, with what’s on its face a massive impact on the land base, Métis interests and rights must be fully respected.” —Tom Isaac, legal counsel of MN-S

“Quite a few of the positions that are being offered are fully remote. You can be in B.C. and working for a company in P.E.I.” — Leigh-Ann Johnson of Nature Canada

“It tells us we do have a role and the Indigenous voice matters in working with our industry partners and protecting our industry partners and looking at encouraging partnerships.” — Indigenous Resource Network executive director Robert Merasty