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LET'S GET THIS BREAD

LET'S GET THIS BREAD

Ain't your mama's typical marketing services.

The Club is about creative problem solving, designing unique and tailored marketing strategies for local, small businesses in the Calgary area. We help you reach your business goals, without sacrificing your values. Our excitement and dynamic skills are a force that leads to one-of-a-kind ideas, transforming small businesses into citizen-focused, ethical and sustainable entities. We want to break down tired and done business practices, and focus on building communities we can all care about.

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WE'D LOVE TO BREAK BREAD
WITH YOU

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Ain't your mama's typical marketing services.

Based in Calgary, AB.

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300 - 1550 5th Street SW

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We want to acknowledge that the Bread & Butter Club exists and operates on Moh'kinsstis and the traditional Treaty 7 territory and the Blackfoot Confederacy: Siksika, Kainai, Piikani, as well as the Îyâxe Nakoda and Tsuut'ina Nations. We acknowledge that this territory is the home to Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 3 within the historical northwest Métis homeland.

 

We also want to be accountable for our passive participation of the colonial practices that have been exercised both historically and contemporarily. We are guests on this land, and accept our title as unwelcome settlers.

We hope that we can get to a point with the Club where we are able to make consistent and meaningful financial reparations back to nations in Treaty 7, we want to prioritize indigenous sovereignty and power, and understand that as settlers we hinder and prevent this. 

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We are not just acknowledging our living on this land, but our role as colonialist and destroyers in the story of the indigenous nations of treaty 7 and indigenous communities over Turtle Island as a whole.