AVERTISSEMENT SUR LE CONTENU : Mentions des pensionnats autochtones, de l’assimilation, des préjudices qui persistent et des impacts coloniaux.

En mars dernier, plus de 1000 délégués de l’île de la Tortue et d’ailleurs se sont réunis sur le territoire du Traité n° 1 pour le Congrès international du tourisme autochtone. Au programme figuraient deux importantes tables rondes sur la vérité et la réconciliation et le rôle du tourisme dans la réappropriation de nos cultures, de nos traditions et de nos langues.

 

La réconciliation en action : Réflexion sur la rencontre historique avec le pape

 

La réconciliation en action : Les expériences touristiques dans les pensionnats autochtones

 

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Zane Buchanan

Zane Buchanan

Zane, a Métis writer, producer, and digital storyteller based in Vancouver, British Columbia, takes great pride in the diverse career path he has forged. Starting as a freelance journalist, he transitioned into travel media when he was appointed the 2019 Saskatchewanderer by Tourism Saskatchewan. This experience solidified his standing in the tourism sector and paved the way for his work with the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC). At ITAC, Zane contributes to the creative direction of The Original Original authentication program and Destination Indigenous (ITAC’s consumer-facing presence). He oversees content and brand integrity while also serving as the executive editor of Nations Magazine.Beyond ITAC, Zane regularly contributes to Canadian Geographic, focusing on ethical travel. His contributions have earned him the esteemed title of a fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, and he serves as a judge for the Travel Media Association of Canada Awards. His leadership includes a direct partnership with the Assembly of First Nations, with whom he attended the Historic Papal Visits in Rome in April 2022, in line with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action.As a sought-after speaker, Zane has presented at renowned conferences and events such as South by Southwest (SXSW), The SEE Conference, The International Indigenous Tourism Conference (IITC), and The IMPACT Conference. His influence extends to other creative mediums, including presenting the Contemporary Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year Award at the Juno Awards Ceremony annually.Beyond his various roles, Zane is the founder and creative director of CIVL Creative, a digital agency designed to meet the unique needs of nonprofits and social enterprises.