Indigenous Business

The Canadian Aboriginal Minerals Association (CAMA) will host its 23rd annual conference Nov. 22-24 in Vancouver, B.C. under the theme, Leading Resource Management, Protecting Our Environment.

The Bow Lake Wind Facility north of Sault Ste. Marie is now operational.

Construction has begun on a $300-million hydroelectric generating station on New Post Creek north of Smooth Rock Falls.

A new partnership will help expand grid connections to 16 remote First Nation communities in Northwestern Ontario. On Aug.

Two northwestern Ontario First Nations are receiving a combined $720,000 in provincial funding for drinking water and drainage infrastructure.

Thunder Bay’s North Star Air announced it has signed a “strategic business agreement” with Webequie First Nation. Webequie joins nine other First Nation communities in an alliance with the regional passenger and freight carrier.

A national task force is being established to find ways to eliminate diesel power generation on remote First Nation communities.

The Timiskaming First Nation (TFN) and wpd Canada, a Mississauga-based green energy company, are partnering on a proposed $300 to $350-million wind energy development project.

Even before he saw the interior of the former Lionel Gauthier Public School, Pete Beaucage had a vision for its future incarnation.

Two years after operating out of a small garage in Elk Lake, a growing Kirkland Lake mining services company is making a move into the northwest.