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Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation are a Dené community who have resided within and moved across their territories since time immemorial. They are the Etthen eldeli Dené, a name that points to the vastness of their homeland based on the historical migratory patterns of the barren ground caribou, and the K'ai Taileéé Dené, a name that signifies deep-rooted connection with the rich landscapes at the delta of the Peace and Athabasca rivers. Peter Fortna is a co-owner and principal at Willow Springs Strategic Solutions, a social sciences and humanities research consultancy based in Treaty 7 and Treaty 8 Territories. He has worked with a number of Indigenous communities across capacities, including historical and community-based research, heritage resource planning, and regulatory and strategic advice. Sabina Trimble is a research director at Willow Springs Strategic Solutions. She has worked with Xwélmexw communities in S'ólh Téméw to build digital storymaps of traditional and reserve territories for public education and community planning. Her academic research explores the complex roles that settler philanthropy has played in the landscape of colonial relations in Canada both past and present.

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