Indigenous Trails:
Forerunners of Today

Step into history where ancient paths meet modern purpose. Join us for the electrifying launch of Bruce Trail Talks, where Indigenous trail systems come alive through stories of resilience, discovery, and reconciliation.

Event Highlights

Ignite your passion for the escarpment with an afternoon uncovering the trails’ deep roots:

• Indigenous Trail Systems: A historical and archaeological dive with Martin S. Cooper, Senior Archaeologist at ASI Toronto, revealing the sophisticated networks that blazed the way for today’s Bruce Trail.​
• Indigenous Priorities: Fresh insights on engagement, education, and reconciliation from Tim Johnson and Rick Hill—powerful voices shaping the path forward.​
• Panel Discussion: Dynamic exchange with Tim, Rick, Martin, and moderator Michael McDonald. Unpack key takeaways, real challenges, and urgent priorities—complete with your questions in an open Q&A.​

This is a moment you can’t miss:

• Rediscover the Bruce Trail through Indigenous eyes and ancient ingenuity.
• Connect with experts and community leaders driving real change.
• Fuel your next hike with knowledge that honours the land’s first stewards.
• Be part of Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club’s bold new speaker series, supporting escarpment preservation.