Rez Dog Walkers
Rez Dog Walkers podcast provides an intimate look at Indigenous land management, sustainability, politics and community on the West Coast. Hosted by Dallas Smith, President of the Nanwakolas Council, the show features candid conversations with Indigenous leaders, politicians, business leaders, researchers and community members. Rez Dog Walkers offers an inside perspective on Indigenous issues and opportunities. Disclaimer: The views, opinions, and ideas expressed by the guests and speakers on the Rez Dog Walkers podcast are solely their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the producers, or affiliates. While we encourage open dialogue and diverse perspectives, we are not responsible for any opinions or statements made by individuals on this show. Listeners should always seek their own sources and draw their own conclusions. Rez Dog Walkers was produced in partnership with Dallas Smith and Erica Roberts, C3 Alliance, and Oh Boy Studios. Rez Dog Walkers Artist, Fisher Roberts, Wei Wai Kum and We Wai Kai Nation Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In this episode of the Rez Dog Walkers Podcast, host Dallas Smith is joined by Art Wilson, a Councillor of We Wai Kai Nation, and the Referrals Office Manager at the Nanwakolas Council in Cambell River. Art has more than two decades of experience in the forestry sector and received a Natural Resource Technology Diploma and Forestry Certificate from Nicola Valley Institute of Technology in 2003.
Join Dallas and Art in this ...
In the exciting launch of Season 3 of "Rez Dog Walkers," host Dallas Smith welcomes back returning guest Isaiah Robinson for a thought-provoking discussion on pressing issues surrounding First Nations rights, reconciliation, and the impact of historical injustices. The episode dives deep into the ongoing conversations about residential schools, the importance of education, and the need for respectful dialogue in addressing these se...
In this episode of the Rez Dog Walkers Podcast, we are pleased to welcome back Isaiah Robinson, Deputy Chief Councillor for Kitasoo Xai’xais Nation and General Manager of Kitasoo Development Corporation.
When he last came onto the podcast, Isaiah shared his experience and insight into navigating complex relationships between activists, government, and communities in the aquaculture industry. This episode naturally extends ...
In this episode of the Rez Dog Walkers Podcast, we are honored to welcome former Member of the Legislative Assembly, George Abbott. In his 17 years as an MLA in the Shuswap riding, George took on a plethora of responsibilities, from Minister of Health to Minister of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation. Since leaving government in 2013, George has utilized his experience in various capacities, including as a consultant, a PhD st...
Join us in the studio as we welcome Linda Coady, former President and CEO of the BC Council of Forest Industries, for a compelling conversation about the development of reconciliation and joint solutions programs in British Columbia’s forestry industry. Linda brings a wealth of experience, having previously served as Chief Sustainability Officer at Enbridge Inc., Vice-President of Sustainability for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games...
Join us live from Penticton as we welcome the Honourable Ravi Parmar, Minister of Forests, for an engaging conversation about the current state of forestry in British Columbia. Minister Parmer shares his journey from a young political enthusiast to a key player in the government, discussing the challenges and opportunities he faces in his role.
He dives into the complexities of timber reviews, softwood lumber disputes, and...
In this episode of the Rez Dog Walkers podcast, host Dallas Smith welcomes Larry Johnson, the president of Nuu-chah-nulth Seafood Development Corporation. They discuss the importance of collaboration between First Nations, resource developers, and governments in British Columbia and across Canada. Larry shares his background, including his upbringing in Bamfield and his journey into leadership roles within his community.
The con...
In this episode of the Rez Dog Walkers podcast, host Dallas Smith welcomes his longtime friend and esteemed leader, Robert J. Dennis Sr. (Emchayiik), to discuss the collaborative efforts between First Nations, resource developers, and governments in British Columbia and across Canada. The conversation delves into the importance of healthy First Nations communities and the benefits of strategic partnerships.
Robert shares h...
Join host Dallas Smith as he sits down with the remarkable Miles Richardson, the youngest president ever to lead the Haida Nation. In this captivating episode, Miles shares his inspiring journey from his roots in Haida Gwaii to being encouraged to enter Haida politics in his 20s and eventually becoming a pivotal figure in Indigenous politics and advocacy.
Discover how Miles spearheaded the establishment of crucial go...
Join host Dallas Smith and his esteemed guest, Wade Grant on a reflective journey through the intricate landscape of Indigenous affairs and government relations. In this episode, Wade Grant, deeply embedded in Indigenous affairs, shares insights into his current roles and responsibilities. Together, they explore the evolving dynamics of reconciliation between First Nations and the BC government over recent decades, highlightin...
On this episode of the Rez Dog Walkers Podcast, host Dallas Smith sits down with Kitasoo Nation Deputy Chief Counselor Isaiah Robinson and Cermaq Canada Managing Director David Kimiele for an in-depth discussion on the opportunities and challenges facing the aquaculture industry in British Columbia. With wild salmon stocks in decline, First Nations like Kitasu Hei see aquaculture as a path to economic development and self-determina...
As the annual BC Indigenous Resource Opportunities Conference gears up for another impactful gathering from April 24th to 26th, host Dallas Smith engages in a reflective conversation with Sarah Weber, CEO of C3 Alliance, the esteemed host of the event. Join them as they delve into the conference's transformative journey since its inception in 2009.
From humble beginnings with a regional focus, the BC IROC has blossomed int...
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