Our Work

An important record of the announcements and commitments made at this annual meeting between the Prime Minister and 26 modern treaty holders across Canada.

A unique collaboration with the community of Clyde River to establish Agguttinni Uumajunut Pimmariuninginnut (Territorial Park), protecting 1,346,500 hectares of Inuit homeland with thousands of years of rich cultural heritage, spectacular landscape, and critical wildlife habitats. Our team worked closely with the community committee and Nunavut Parks to apply the principles of meaningful engagement, consensus decision-making, and respect for Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (Inuit knowledge). Collaborators: John Liard + Associates

Provide project management and meeting facilitation support to the Alliance of BC Modern Treaty Nations, a coalition of the eight Modern Treaty Nations in BC. Provide coordination support for ongoing intergovernmental relations processes between the Alliance and the BC government. Support strategic planning activities, including annual meetings for political leadership of the Alliance Nations. Project manage the Alliance budget and funding agreements.

This project began with a communications strategy, then moved to community-level surveys and interviews, marketing and branding work, new communications policies, and a complete redesign of their website. https://batchewana.ca/

The Don River Valley is a key flood protection feature and central element of the Port Lands site in Toronto, Ontario. A multi-year engineering project is developing a new park with a naturalized river mouth connecting to Lake Ontario’s Inner Harbour, providing a green framework for public spaces and mixed-use development on Toronto’s waterfront district. The Port Lands landscape requires an interpretive program to highlight Indigenous history, contemporary culture, settlement, industrial heritage, natural resources and processes, and engineering. NVision is designing the interpretive program, with a focus on “Water” as a central theme. Interpretive signage, structures, graphics, and activities will reveal the site’s layers of meaning, from Indigenous history to the modern urban park, helping visitors connect with the area’s history and environment.

The CBA was impressed with NVision’s online course The Path and offered it for free to 500 CBA members in 2020. All seats were taken within a couple of days so CBA then engaged NVision to offer the course through their web portal to CBA members. To date, more than 2,500 lawyers have taken The Path online. CBA also engaged NVision to develop a Truth and Reconciliation Toolkit for Lawyers.After taking The Path through the CBA, a group of Alberta lawyers urged LSA to offer it to members. The Path became mandatory for Alberta lawyers in 2021.

NVision provides full process coordination and support including meeting coordination and facilitation, caucus preparation, SGIG engagement with Canada, document management, research support, liaising with federal representatives and project management . Since 2016, this work has secured more than $3B in new federal investment in SGIG communities.

NVision has supported the establishment and operations of the LCAC since its inception in 2003. NVision provides all aspects of running and managing the Coalition including meeting scheduling, management and facilitation, financial administration, contact list management, document and records archiving, promotional support, Leadership meeting coordination and project management for all LCAC undertakings including 10 national conferences, the passing of Bill S-13 and many others.

The Hamlet of Coral Harbour commissioned the design and project management for a parkette opposite the airport terminal building as an iconic gathering space for visitors to the community. The parkette design is based on a bowhead whale and incorporates a mounted whale skull from the community’s first official bowhead whale hunt in the twenty-first century. The project included a training component, with nine community members learning stonewall building skills from a trained mason. 

An important video about discrimination against Inuit in Canada’s healthcare system.