Pasqua First Nation: Leading for the Future
from Indigenous 150+ Hosted by Devon Blind
Chief Matthew Todd Peigen of the Pasqua First Nation discusses the history of Pasqua, sustainability, technology and investing for prosperity. Host Devon Blind
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