same spirit, we expect RBC’s reconciliation journey will increasingly intersect with our climate priorities. 92 to Zero highlights the incredible value that Indigenous capital, knowledge and decision-making can bring to a Net Zero transition. We’ve recently launched a national initiative of “listening circles” led by former Assembly of.

It’s now clear that the national priorities of Net Zero and reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples are inextricably linked. In the same spirit, we expect RBC’s reconciliation journey will increasingly intersect with our climate priorities. 92 to Zero highlights the incredible value that Indigenous capital, knowledge and decision-making can bring to a Net Zero transition. We’ve recently launched a national initiative of “listening circles” led by former Assembly of First Nations national chief Phil Fontaine that this report will help inform and inspire—and lead to more from us in the years ahead.

It’s now clear that the national priorities of Net Zero and reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples are inextricably linked. In the same spirit, we expect RBC’s reconciliation journey will increasingly intersect with our climate priorities. 92 to Zero highlights the incredible value that Indigenous capital, knowledge and decision-making can bring to a Net Zero transition. We’ve recently launched a national initiative of “listening circles” led by former Assembly of First Nations national chief Phil Fontaine that this report will help inform and inspire—and lead to more from us in the years ahead.

Now, each of us must act to break down the ongoing systematic barriers that prevent the full realization of Indigenous capital, supporting reconciliation and climate action. We hope this report will propel us further down that path.

We acknowledge that RBC resides on the traditional and contemporary treaty, and unceded territories of Turtle Island (North America) that are home to many First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.

Shiplu Talukder is a Digital Publishing Specialist at RBC Thought Leadership and Economics teams where he is responsible for web publishing, site improvement, and accessibility. With prior experience at Bell Canada as a Web Integrator, Shiplu has contributed to various projects aimed at enhancing the user experience of the Bell Canada website. Shiplu is a graduate of George Brown College, where he earned a diploma in Graphic Design, and Humber College, where he completed a diploma in Web Design, Development, and Maintenance. Before joining RBC, Shiplu has worked for various government organizations, where he held roles such as Creative Services Coordinator, Web Coordinator, and Video Editor.

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