Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I would just concur with your comments, Richard, and just say that the FNHA has, since the discovery of the graves, had to be very diligent in our partnerships with the ministries and with all agencies to deal with the crisis that was before us. I think that, going back to two-ey

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  The first nations people we serve are very much front and centre and remind us quite often that this is the critical part of all our programs, especially in regard to mental health programs, that it has to be applicable to who we are at this moment. Two-eyed seeing is a very crit

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  We also have the tripartite agreement, whereby we meet with the federal government and the provincial government twice a year to share what's happening in the FNHA and reaffirm our partnerships.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I was going to add that one of the things about the FNHA is that we have really comprehensive engagement with our communities. These plans are very much designed by the community and, as we roll them out, the community provides us with very quick and comprehensive feedback as to

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Again, it goes back to the engagement that's in the community. British Columbia is very diverse in that we have many nations, so there's not one program that will fit everybody. That's what's so unique about our program here in British Columbia. First nations people in B.C. worke

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Greetings. My name is Colleen Erickson, and I am Dakelh from the Nak'azdli, which is in the north region. I am also honoured to serve as the chair of the board of the First Nations Health Authority. I would like to start by acknowledging the territory from which I call in this