$1$ Background

As we navigate the complex and rapidly evolving

landscape of business ethics and corporate social responsibility, it becomes increasingly crucial to understand the interconnection of various factors impacting modern businesses. This assignment delves into

the realms of Corporate Social Responsibility $($CSR$),$

Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion $($EDI$),$ Sustainability, and Indigenization in the context of the Canadian

business environment. These topics are of utmost significance as they reflect the evolving expectations of

businesses to create a positive impact on society and

the environment.

$2$ Case Study

In Canada, numerous companies operate within or

near indigenous territories. Some of these companies have faced challenges in their interactions with

indigenous communities. In this assignment, you explore further on indigenous issues and analyze the

behavior of a Canadian company that has faced challenges. These challenges may include $($but not limited$)$:

$$ Resource Extraction: Companies engaged in resource extraction may disrupt indigenous lands,

leading to environmental degradation and cultural disruption.

$$ Land Rights: Disputes over land rights and resource ownership can arise, leading to conflicts

and tensions.

$$ Lack of Consent: Failure to obtain informed and

meaningful consent from indigenous communities before implementing projects.

$$ Cultural Insensitivity: Insensitive practices that

disregard indigenous culture, heritage, and traditions.

$$ Moral and Ethical Concerns: Actions that raise

moral and ethical questions about the company$$s

behavior.

Conduct thorough research and choose a Canadian

company in a natural resource sector that faced challenges related to indigenous people and had irresponsible or unethical behavior towards them and reate a

$1-$page poster. The poster should include the following elements:

$2\mathrm{.}1$ Problem Identification and Scope

Clearly depict and explain the challenges, unethical,

or irresponsible behavior of the selected Canadian

company when dealings with indigenous communities.

$2\mathrm{.}2$ Analysis

Analyze the company$$s unethical behavior from the

perspectives of locus of control and moral disengagement. Also apply Archie Carroll$$s four domains of

CSR $($economic$,$ legal, ethical, and philanthropic$)$ to

assess alignment or conflicts with corporate social responsibility