# Kluane Adamek
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From Firsts to Many
Women’s representation in Canadian politics, business, law and sport has increased significantly since 1921 when the first woman, Agnes Macphail, was elected to the House of Commons. Despite their growing participation and leadership in all facets of our lives, Canadian women represent only 35% of …
Chief Kluane Adamek: Land, Water, and Belonging
Finding belonging isn’t just about building connections with people—it’s also about nurturing our relationships with the natural world.
Chief Kluane Adamek is the Yukon regional chief of the Assembly of First Nations. This special episode of The Conversation Piece features content from her presenta…
Is the Canadian government delivering on reconciliation?
Today, Canadians from coast to coast will confront the dark legacy of residential schools and honour the children who never came home. But on this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, there are demands for more than just reflection.
Indigenous communities are at a critical point in relations …
Is Crowdfunding for Yourself Acceptable?
Today on The Social, Olivia Wilde reveals why she thinks people were so upset about her 10-year age gap with ex-boyfriend Harry Styles. And, is it a good thing or a bad thing to have a partner who’s more interesting than you? Then, some Canadians are crowdfunding their way through the cost-of-liv…
Justin Trudeau’s Viral Dancing Video
Today on The Social, Ontario spent $8 million storing U.S. alcohol. Should we sell the booze to save money? And, garbage from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding is being sold online. Then, Justin Trudeau goes viral for dancing in a Katy Perry TikTok video. Plus, a woman receives an acciden…
What Actually Triggers Federal Advice On A Resource Project
Federal timelines, community readiness and investor certainty sit on one pathway, not three competing clocks. In the first of two conversations, Kluane Adamek, Chair of the Indigenous Advisory Council to Canada's Major Projects Office, sets out why.
A recent piece of federal legislation shows what …
Why Growth and Indigenous Rights Are Not Competing Interests
Economic growth, investment certainty and Indigenous rights sit on one pathway, not three competing priorities to weigh against each other. In the second of two conversations, Kluane Adamek, Chair of the Indigenous Advisory Council to Canada's Major Projects Office, sets out why.
Adamek also sets o…
From Stakeholder to Owner
How can mining projects balance community interests, environmental protection, and profit? In the first episode of Critical Supply, Kluane Adamek, former Assembly of First Nations Regional Chief and Senior Advisor at Mokwateh, an Indigenous-owned advisory firm, talks about what benefit sharing agre…
Harper Beckham Wants a Beauty Brand
Today on The Social, Michael Douglas reveals what saved his marriage to Catherine Zeta-Jones after a trial separation. And, Harper Beckham wants a beauty brand and perm. Then, does your boss belong on the sideline while you work, or is that overstepping? Plus, Kaitlyn Bristowe says Brian Austin …
Kelly Ripa Won’t Let Her Husband Dress Her for Her Funeral
Today on The Social, a New York politician is embracing his BDSM past. And, “frosted tips” are making a comeback! Then, why do tech CEOs sound like doomsday cult leaders? Plus, Kelly Ripa doesn’t trust her husband Mark Consuelos to dress her for her funeral. And, employees are “loud working” in…
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