🔸1. Expanded Land Acknowledgment Section

Instead of a single sentence, consider a short paragraph that:

  • Acknowledges Treaty 6 Territory and the Métis Nation of Alberta (Region 4)

  • Reflects your personal or professional commitment to reconciliation

  • Links to local Indigenous organizations or resources

Example:
"I respectfully acknowledge that I live and work on Treaty 6 Territory, the traditional lands of the Cree, Dene, Blackfoot, Saulteaux, Nakota Sioux, and the Métis Nation of Alberta (Region 4). As a REALTOR® and community member, I am committed to learning from and supporting Indigenous communities, and to fostering respectful relationships rooted in understanding and reconciliation."

🔸2. "Community Values" or "Our Commitment" Section/Page

Create a section on your About page—or a separate page—that outlines:

  • Your values around community, diversity, and inclusion

  • Your intention to practice cultural awareness in real estate

  • Any ongoing learning or education you're doing (e.g., attending local reconciliation events or learning through courses)

🔸3. Support for Indigenous Home Buyers or Businesses

If applicable, mention:

  • Resources for Indigenous home buyers (e.g., programs like the First Nations Market Housing Fund)

  • Referrals to Indigenous-owned businesses (contractors, stagers, inspectors, etc.)

  • A pledge to support Indigenous-owned businesses in your network

🔸4. Indigenous Edmonton Resources or Stories

Consider including:

  • A blog post or resource page that shares Indigenous history of Edmonton

  • A map or spotlight of Indigenous landmarks (e.g., Indigenous Art Park, Amiskwaciy History Series)

  • Links to cultural events like National Indigenous Peoples Day, Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society, Métis Crossing, etc.

🔸5. Inclusive Language Throughout Your Site

Ensure the tone and language of your website:

  • Welcomes all backgrounds and family types

  • Avoids jargon or assumptions

  • Feels warm, respectful, and open to everyone

🔸6. Ongoing Learning Statement or Pledge

It’s powerful to say you’re still learning and open to growing. Example:

“I am on a continuous journey of learning and listening, and I am committed to creating space for all voices in the communities I serve.”

🔸7. Visual Representation

  • Include images of Edmonton that show cultural diversity and community

  • Consider commissioning or featuring Indigenous artists or photographers (with credit and links to their work)

Would you like help writing a custom land acknowledgment that feels aligned with your voice and brand? I can also help you draft a “Community Values” section if you want something you can add to your About or Home page.


At Connect To Homes, I believe that finding the right home is about more than square footage and property lines—it's about belonging, connection, and feeling seen. That's why I’m committed to creating a real estate experience that welcomes everyone and honours the diverse communities that make Edmonton such a vibrant place to live.

My Values:

  • Respect for Indigenous Peoples and Lands
    I recognize that the land we live and work on has a deep and ongoing history. I am committed to practicing cultural awareness and supporting local Indigenous voices, businesses, and organizations.

  • Inclusivity and Equity
    I work to create a welcoming space for all people—regardless of background, family structure, identity, or lived experience. Everyone deserves to feel at home here.

  • Community Over Competition
    My business is built on relationships, not transactions. I strive to build trust, offer honest guidance, and help people find homes and communities where they can thrive.

  • Ongoing Learning and Listening
    I know that this work is never finished. I am committed to listening, learning, and evolving—both personally and professionally—to be a better advocate and ally.