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Indigenous Business

Fund open to Indigenous women entrepreneurs

Fund open to Indigenous women entrepreneurs

Eight recipients will receive a $2,500 grant and mentorship from the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business
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Ring of Fire road reaches milestone

Ring of Fire road reaches milestone

It comes at a time when tensions over the Ring of Fire have heightened over opposition to the province’s ‘special economic zones’ legislation
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OPINION: The crucial role of early labour strategies in Northern Ontario’s major projects

OPINION: The crucial role of early labour strategies in Northern Ontario’s major projects

Union director outlines benefits to project planning that is inclusive of Indigenous rights
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Northwest gold explorer shows how to forge bonds with First Nations

Northwest gold explorer shows how to forge bonds with First Nations

Goldshore Resources hopes to ink impact benefit agreement with Lac des Mille Lacs on proposed open-pit mine
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‘This is not us together, this is Ontario by itself,’ says Wabun tribal council executive director

‘This is not us together, this is Ontario by itself,’ says Wabun tribal council executive director

Jason Batise: Indigenous blowback from Bill 5 might set back First Nations' relations with mining industry
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Mine builder, First Nation lauded for training partnership

Mine builder, First Nation lauded for training partnership

Cementation Canada and Big Grassy First Nation LP receive CIM Indigenous Partnership Award
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Indigenous Leaders: Decade-long plan for mining clearinghouse coming into focus

Indigenous Leaders: Decade-long plan for mining clearinghouse coming into focus

Sudburian Jenny-Lou Campbell is the newly named executive director of the Indigenous Centre of Excellence for Mineral Development
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Former Thunder Bay raceway to be the site of a skilled trades facility

Former Thunder Bay raceway to be the site of a skilled trades facility

Thunder Bay Pulp & Paper has sold 56 acres to Chi Mino Ozhitoowin for the project
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Marten Falls First Nation celebrates the opening of Thunder Bay food companies

Marten Falls First Nation celebrates the opening of Thunder Bay food companies

Cav-Tal and Bay Meats jointly relocated to a new location in the city's south end
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Northeast First Nations team up with province on two proposed hydro power projects

Northeast First Nations team up with province on two proposed hydro power projects

Moose River, Albany River basins contain an estimated 3,570 megawatts of future hydroelectric power
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