Brendon Grant, MBA, CIM, Member of the Haisla Nation  |  416.365.5475  |  bgrant@jČlglobal.com
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A TRADITION OF TRUST & INVESTMENT STEWARDSHIP
Jarislowsky Fraser Institutional has been a proud partner of Indigenous communities since 1999.
This ongoing relationship is built on a mutual understanding that the responsible stewardship of the 
capital entrusted to us is paramount to ensuring the long-term prosperity of your communities. As an 
active manager of Indigenous and institutional assets, we can help you achieve long-term capital growth 
and income for community projects while creating shared value for all stakeholders through company 
engagement.
We are committed to a journey of Reconciliation with First Nations, Inuit and Metis that is rooted in truth 
and co-development. We foster intentionality, honesty, and measurable actions while amplifying 
Indigenous voices and knowledge within our organization and communities. Together with our parent 
company, Scotiabank, the Action Plan outlines 37 commitments across six key areas, guided by 
Indigenous experiences and priorities.
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Scotiabank’s Mukluks
Scotiabank’s Mukluks have an 
animate spirit that needs care. 
Scotiabank commissioned a pair 
of mukluks as a living metaphor 
of the commitment we’re all 
walking as Treaty People   
towards meaningful and lasting 
Reconciliation.
Cedar Leaf Capital
Scotiabank partnered with 
Nch’ḵay̓, Des Nedhe Group, and 
Chippewas of Rama First Nation 
to create Cedar Leaf Capital, 
Canada’s Čirst majority 
Indigenous-owned investment 
dealer, enhancing Indigenous 
participation in capital markets 
and fostering prosperity.
Moose Hide Campaign
Scotiabank proudly partners 
with the Moose Hide Campaign 
to combat gender-based 
violence. This three-year 
collaboration supports 
Indigenous-led initiatives, 
encouraging collective action 
for lasting, meaningful change.
*October 2024 Mukluks by Métis artisan Heidi Houle, member of the Paddle Prairie Métis Settlement in Alberta. Photos by Métis photographer Faithe McGuire, member of the Paddle 
Prairie Métis Settlement in Alberta. Illustrations created by Ojibwe graphic designer Joshua Hunt from Migisi Sahgaigan (Eagle Lake) in Treaty 3.
Jarislowsky Fraser Institutional is the Canadian institutional business of Scotia Global Asset Management, a business name used by 1832 Asset Management L.P., a wholly-owned 
subsidiary of The Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank).
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