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With launch of new app, BC startup Bridge looks to digitize reconciliation

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A British Columbia-based startup, Bridge, has launched a new app designed to move Indigenous reconciliation efforts beyond stated intentions and into measurable action. The platform, Bridge Impact AI, offers tools for individuals and organizations to track progress, fund community projects, and learn about Indigenous culture, aiming to address the current lack of concrete reconciliation plans within many Canadian companies. The company is currently seeking organizational partners to co-develop the technology and expand its AI's dataset beyond its current focus on British Columbia.

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