61
Collaborate with major telecommunications providers to address deficiencies in access.
62
Conduct research on access to education in remote Indigenous communities, develop a plan to address connectivity deficiencies.
63
Provide safe and culturally appropriate educational options for Indigenous students in urban communities.
64
Eliminate the boil-water advisories in all Indigenous communities by upgrading physical infrastructure and developing capacity and skills of community members to manage water systems.
65
Ensure all Indigenous communities have reliable transportation for travel and shipment of food and materials.
66
Provide Indigenous communities and organizations with the first opportunity to take over decommissioned government physical assets; and provide skills training and support for ongoing operations and maintenance. (Also see Calls #42 and #44.)
67
Prioritize government funding to infrastructure projects with Indigenous equity participation and/or support, potentially through corporate tax incentives.
68
Fully fund rural, remote, and urban Indigenous community training to maintain, operate, and protect current and new physical and technological infrastructure.
69
Ensure Indigenous Peoples have access to sustainable housing and home ownership.
70
Create an Indigenous Knowledge Institute focused on protecting Indigenous Rights, monitoring Indigenous-focused research, protecting intellectual property rights, community-specific cultural knowledge, and development of national ethics principles to guide Indigenous-focused research.
71
Determine how Canada’s National Research Agency should support Indigenous initiatives and research projects.
72
Develop a comprehensive compendium of Indigenous research and knowledge that is currently resident in non-Indigenous institutions and centralize this knowledge in the Indigenous Knowledge Institute.
73
Eradicate policies and practices that reinforce racist standards within institutions: government, academic, health, religious, not-for-profit, legal, justice, and corporate.
74
Include an Indigenous lens in all research and teaching institutions, regionally, nationally, and internationally. Where possible, ensure that Indigenous-specific research is led by Indigenous researchers.
75
Create a national Indigenous-led organization focused on technological infrastructure.