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Indigenous Land Acknowledgement
Statement of Organizational Acknowledgement & Commitment
We would like to acknowledge and honour the original inhabitants of the land we are all on.
We specifically acknowledge our presence on the stolen land of the Wendake-Nionwentsio, Haudenosaunee, Mississauga, and Anishinabewaki nations. This land was stolen as part of the Williams Treaty in 1923, which resulted in inadequate reserve lands, the inability for these nations to continue living as they had been, and no compensation.
Understanding the history of settler colonialism, we recognize that our town, province, and country have, and continue to, participate and benefit from the marginalization of Indigenous people. We are thankful for the historical and continued contributions of Indigenous people who have been caretakers of this land far before our ancestors arrived.
We are committed to listening and learning, always striving to be better and work toward our own reconciliation as individuals and as a company doing business on this land.
We encourage everyone to find out who the original caretakers of the land you are on were by visiting Native Land Digital.
Changes
We may update this land acknowledgement from time to time in order to reflect new learnings and/or changes to our practices.
Contact Us
If you have questions, or if you would like to make a suggestion or point out a correction, please contact us by e-mail at contact@curiousmynds.ca
This document is publicly available. Accessible formats are available upon request.
Effective Date: July 29, 2026 Date of next policy review: January 1, 2027
Approved by: Shannon Webb, Director
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