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Marten Falls First Nation celebrates opening of community store

Marten Falls First Nation celebrates opening of community store

New store will help fight food insecurity, with profits returned to community
Winter road time could be short for some First Nations

Winter road time could be short for some First Nations

"It’s almost like you’re sending out search parties looking for winter. And of course, this has implications for Northern Ontario because of the ice roads."
Ontario chiefs seek halt to online mining claim-staking

Ontario chiefs seek halt to online mining claim-staking

Chiefs of Ontario resolution calls for year-long moratorium pending review
Five Nations Energy, Hydro One ink new partnership

Five Nations Energy, Hydro One ink new partnership

Five Nations Energy Inc. and Hydro One have signed on for planning, development and building of transmission lines
Support for Indigenous women in trades coming from feds

Support for Indigenous women in trades coming from feds

Keepers of the Circle providing employers, apprentices with tools for a welcoming workspace
Indigenous Leaders: How Five Nations Energy powered the James Bay coast

Indigenous Leaders: How Five Nations Energy powered the James Bay coast

Pat Chilton jumped into uncharted waters in taking the helm of the Indigenous-owned transmission company
Taykwa Tagamou Nation gets energy research funding

Taykwa Tagamou Nation gets energy research funding

The funding is coming from the OEB Innovation Sandbox Challenge
Portal now open for Indigenous housing funds

Portal now open for Indigenous housing funds

National Indigenous Collaborative Housing has $281.5 million for Indigenous-led organizations
Economic reconciliation can be Canada's 'competitive edge,' says Indigenous business leader

Economic reconciliation can be Canada's 'competitive edge,' says Indigenous business leader

Trust and partnerships with First Nation communities can expedite resource projects
Intake open for Indigenous project funding

Intake open for Indigenous project funding

Province investing $9.2 million in skills training, economic development, and infrastructure projects