Heritage Saskatchewan gives voice to living heritage - those expressions of culture, both intangible and tangible, including: traditions, sense of place, ways of living, ways of seeing the world - which define us as individuals and communities.
20 21 FEDERAL ELECTIO N QUESTIO NS Living heritage is a dynamic, evolving force that contributes to our wellbeing. Heritage Saskatchewan urges all parties and candidates to address these questions with clear visions for future action.
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DIVERSITY & INCLUSION How do you see the value of our diverse cultural heritage as a way forward in addressing systemic issues, and as a foundation for building a shared future for all people in Canada?
ENVIRONMENT / CLIMATE CHANGE Traditional land use, traditional knowledge, food security, and adaptive reuse of buildings and infrastructure are some of the ways our environment and our living heritage are connected. How will your party take measures to ensure these are included in efforts to mitigate climate change and protect our shared environment?
RECONCILIATION What steps will your party take to advance reconciliation with Indigenous peoples, including and beyond the current implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s Calls to Action?
WELLBEING Some indicators of wellbeing include: access to affordable housing, healthcare, and education; opportunities for improved quality of life, democratic engagement, and fulfilling leisure and recreation; sense of belonging, safety, and community vitality. What is your party’s plan to improve the wellbeing of people in Canada?