Harmony in growth, unity in purpose: a shared journey to a brighter future
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Our Journey Towards Truth and Reconciliation
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada described reconciliation as “establishing and maintaining mutually respectful relationships” between Indigenous Peoples and settlers to Canada (TRC, 2015, p. 6). For LEF, these relationships go beyond land acknowledgements and are inclusive of learning to appreciate each other’s worldviews, traditions, and protocols. So far, our work with Dr. Gokoomis (Grandmother) Jacqueline Lavallée, Waabizheshi Doodem (Marten Clan) from Shawanaga First Nation and her Oshkaabewis (Sacred Helper) Dr. Hopi Martin alongside Gokoomis (Grandmother) Vivian Recollet has been helping us understand how Indigenous perspectives have been excluded from Canada and how their inclusion can lead to deeper understanding of the land, community, and our human connections across the globe.
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As you continue your life journey in Canada, our dedicated newcomer services provide the support you need to make this your home. - Discover, learn, or improve your skills
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In addition to our free language services, LEF offers certified courses and other training to help you discover new talents, learn new skills, or improve on skills you already have. - Find a job
In addition to free resume building services, LEF focuses on building connections with employers to increase your chances of getting hired. - Hire workers
The communities we represent are filled with talented individuals ready to make a difference in the workforce. - Connect with the community
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