Meaningful Indigenous partnership starts at the policy table

Indigenous staff bring perspectives shaped by communities, and experiences that have historically been underrepresented in the institutions making decisions that affect them.
More than one vantage point: Good public policy is strengthened when ideas are tested against different perspectives, writes Deliah Bernard. Pexels photograph by Michael Zittel 
Opinion
BY DELIAH BERNARD
September 16, 2026

Canada is entering a period of difficult choices.

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