The last sentence was kind of off the cuff, but what I believe I was trying to say was.... I'll just summarize.
Western science, Eurocentric science, the science Simon Fraser University and this institution has protocols to and subscribes to, considers much of our evidence-based processes and the generation of knowledge as being devoid of values, yet it's often not, because values influence the kinds of questions we ask, the kind of data we consider legitimate and the data we collect.
One beautiful experience that I've had working with indigenous knowledge holders like K_ii'iljuus is being very explicit about the values that we have and how that influences the questions we ask. That has policy implications.