Moose Hide Campaign Development Society
PO Box 91, Stn Main Saanichton, BC V8M 2C3
web.victoriachamber.caHere’s the latest I can confirm about Moose Hide Campaign Development Society (MHCDS) based on recent public sources:
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The MHCDS maintains a news page with ongoing updates about activities, organizational partnerships, and leadership changes. A notable item from 2025 mentions steps for organizations joining the Moose Hide Campaign and acknowledges leadership transitions, including recognition of an Executive Director.[1]
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In recent years, MHCDS has engaged with Canadian institutions and universities, such as Humber College, highlighting campus ambassador programs and recognition of Indigenous engagement efforts associated with the Moose Hide Campaign.[1]
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Public statements and government-related support for Moose Hide Day activities have continued to surface in provincial contexts (e.g., British Columbia), including ceremonies and government funding aimed at ending violence against Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQIA+ people. These indicate ongoing alignment with MHCDS’s national outreach and reconciliation goals.[5][8][10]
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The organization has historical ties to national-level funders and philanthropic partners, and it has pursued expansion through community grants, national outreach, and the development of resources to broaden participation, including aiming for large scale participation goals in past strategic plans.[3]
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For a quick milestone reference, the MHCDS has publicly noted engagements such as Right of Passage ceremonies and recognition of community leaders, reflecting ongoing programmatic and ceremonial activities connected to the campaign’s mission.[1]
If you’d like, I can:
- Narrow to a specific region (e.g., BC or Ontario) and pull the most relevant local updates.
- Compile a short timeline of MHCDS milestones from 2011 to 2025 using primary sources.
- Provide a concise summary of MHCDS’s current priorities and how they intersect with national reconciliation efforts.
Would you like me to focus on a particular aspect or region?
Note: The above reflects publicly available summaries and page snippets from MHCDS-related sources; for the most current and detailed updates, checking the official Moose Hide Campaign news page or contacting MHCDS directly would be best.[8][5][1]