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Timmins backs second transmission line bid

Timmins backs second transmission line bid

The TIP-9 bid to build the Wawa-Porcupine transmission line received a letter of support from the mayor's office
Indigenous resource company rebrands to reflect community name change

Indigenous resource company rebrands to reflect community name change

Apitipi Resources is the 'business face' for the growth-minded First Nation
Five Nations Energy throws support behind bid for transmission line

Five Nations Energy throws support behind bid for transmission line

Proposal would further economic independence for First Nations, says electricity transmission company
Pre-election budget goodie to fund Berens River bridge and road

Pre-election budget goodie to fund Berens River bridge and road

Infrastructure project would bring permanent road to Indigenous communities and connect lithium deposits to markets
Details scarce on how Indigenous loan program will work, says business group

Details scarce on how Indigenous loan program will work, says business group

Anishnawbe Business Professional Association wants values-based, politics-free program that achieves reconciliation
Summit looking at innovative Indigenous housing solutions

Summit looking at innovative Indigenous housing solutions

Two-day event hosted by Nishnawbi Aski Nation is welcoming people from across the territory
Timmins backs Wabun Tribal Council's transmission line proposal

Timmins backs Wabun Tribal Council's transmission line proposal

Project contractor award to be announced this spring
Indigenous Leaders: ‘It really starts with building new relationships,’ says Farm Credit Canada

Indigenous Leaders: ‘It really starts with building new relationships,’ says Farm Credit Canada

Federal lending agency is the latest to introduce an Indigenous Procurement Program
First Nations to get $15M from Housing Accelerator Fund

First Nations to get $15M from Housing Accelerator Fund

The federal government announced agreements to fast-track housing in nine First Nations.
Ford promises to connect five First Nations to power grid

Ford promises to connect five First Nations to power grid

Marten Falls, Eabametoong, Webequie, Neskantaga and Nibinamik First Nations would be connected through the project, which is in the consultation stage