A Land Acknowledgement is a formal statement recognizing the unique and enduring relationship that exists between Indigenous Peoples and their traditional territories. Scroll down to learn more about Ornge's Land Acknowledgement Statements. ⌵
In the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration, please take a moment to reflect and acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples of the land this base is located on today. We are cognizant to the responsibility we have in improving access to care, and to support stewardship of the land, we recognize the importance of a strong relationship with our James Bay Treaty (Treaty 9) Partners.
In the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration, please take a moment to reflect and acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples of the land this base is located on today. We are cognizant to the responsibility we have in improving access to care, and to support stewardship of the land, we recognize the importance of a strong relationship with our Treaty 3 Partners.
In the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration, please take a moment to reflect and acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples of the land our Kenora base is located on today. We are cognizant to the responsibility we have in improving access to care, and to support stewardship of the land, we recognize the importance of a strong relationship with our Treaty 3 Partners.
In the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration, please take a moment to reflect and acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples of the land our Thunder Bay base is located on today. We are cognizant to the responsibility we have in improving access to care, and to support stewardship of the land, we recognize the importance of a strong relationship with our Robinson-Superior Treaty (Treaty 60) Partners.
In the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration, please take a moment to reflect and acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples of the land our Timmins base is located on today. We are cognizant to the responsibility we have in improving access to care, and to support stewardship of the land, we recognize the importance of a strong relationship with our James Bay Treaty (Treaty 9) Partners.
In the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration, please take a moment to reflect and acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples of the land our Sudbury base is located on today. We are cognizant to the responsibility we have in improving access to care, and to support stewardship of the land, we recognize the importance of a strong relationship with our Robinson-Huron Treaty (Treaty 61) Partners.
In the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration, please take a moment to reflect and acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples of the land our Ottawa bases are located on today. We are cognizant to the responsibility we have in improving access to care, and to support stewardship of the land, we recognize the importance of a strong relationship with our Crawford Purchase Partners.
In the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration, please take a moment to reflect and acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples of the land our Peterborough base is located on today. We are cognizant to the responsibility we have in improving access to care, and to support stewardship of the land, we recognize the importance of a strong relationship with our Rice Lake Purchase (Treaty 20) Partners.
In the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration, please take a moment to reflect and acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples of the land our Toronto base is located on today. We are cognizant to the responsibility we have in improving access to care, and to support stewardship of the land, we recognize the importance of a strong relationship with our Toronto Purchase (Treaty 13) Partners.
In the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration, please take a moment to reflect and acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples of the land our Mississauga locations are on today. We are cognizant to the responsibility we have in improving access to care, and to support stewardship of the land, we recognize the importance of a strong relationship with our Head of the Lake Purchase (Treaty 14) Partners.
In the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration, please take a moment to reflect and acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples of the land our London base is located on today. We are cognizant to the responsibility we have in improving access to care, and to support stewardship of the land, we recognize the importance of a strong relationship with our London Township Purchase (Treaty 6) Partners.
In the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration, please take a moment to reflect and acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples of the land this base is located on today. We are cognizant to the responsibility we have in improving access to care, and to support stewardship of the land, we recognize the importance of a strong relationship with our McKee Purchase (Treaty 2) Partners.
We begin by acknowledging the Indigenous Peoples of all the lands that we are on today. We acknowledge the importance of the lands, which we each call home. We do this to reaffirm our commitment and responsibility to improving relationships between nations and to improving our own understanding of local Indigenous peoples and their cultures. From coast to coast to coast, we acknowledge the ancestral and unceded territory of all the Inuit, Métis, and First Nations people that call this land home. We take a moment of reflection to acknowledge the harms and mistakes of the past and present and to consider how we can each, in our own way, try to move forward in a spirit of reconciliation and collaboration.