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First Nation acquires bulk food distributor

First Nation acquires bulk food distributor

Marten Falls First Nation brings Cav-Tal Foods into the fold, alongside Bay Meats
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Mining the Northwest: Indigenous business group calls for greater consent in mine planning

Mining the Northwest: Indigenous business group calls for greater consent in mine planning

Anishnawbe Business Professional Association proposes new framework that follows the path of reconciliation
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Moose Cree student named mining trailblazer

Moose Cree student named mining trailblazer

Hannah Eaton-Tessier gets nod from Women in Mining Canada
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Feds grant $1M toward Atikameksheng economic development

Feds grant $1M toward Atikameksheng economic development

A federal funding announcement through FedNor supports the purchase of a diamond drill and readying Atikameksheng Anishnawbek business lands
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Communities on the Move: More than $2.5M announced for Indigenous-focused projects

Communities on the Move: More than $2.5M announced for Indigenous-focused projects

FedNor funding will boost economic development, job creation in northwestern Ontario communities
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Indigenous Lands Symposium taking place in the Sault

Indigenous Lands Symposium taking place in the Sault

Wahkohtowin Development brings together Indigenous land practitioners and environmental conservationists for a week of networking
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First Nations housing conference comes to Thunder Bay

First Nations housing conference comes to Thunder Bay

22nd annual event brings together community members, leadership, experts and other housing stakeholders
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Indigenous Leaders: Benjamin Feagin’s ‘lofty goals’ might transform greenhouse farming in the North

Indigenous Leaders: Benjamin Feagin’s ‘lofty goals’ might transform greenhouse farming in the North

AgriTech North's proprietary greenhouse design aims to alleviate fresh food pressures on Indigenous communities
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Indigenous economic impact in Thunder Bay is $1.55 billion

Indigenous economic impact in Thunder Bay is $1.55 billion

Study aims to shift narrative about the impact Indigenous people and businesses have in Thunder Bay and surrounding communities
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Indigenous economic opportunities on the agenda at Thunder Bay conference

Indigenous economic opportunities on the agenda at Thunder Bay conference

Neeganii-Iishiwan organizers booking delegates for Feb. 11-13 event
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