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Grand Falls-Windsor company wins Aboriginal set-aside contract Grand Falls-Windsor, NL – Scott Simms, Member of Parliament for the riding of Coast of Bays – Central Continue Reading →
Ottawa – The staff and board of the Native Women’s Association of Canada have collectively determined names of three late iconic Indigenous women to put Continue Reading →
Sydney – On Tuesday, May 17, 2016, Cape Breton University’s Purdy Crawford Chair in Aboriginal Business Studies released its first textbook titled Indigenous Business in Continue Reading →
In collaboration with the Conference Board of Canada, The Atlantic Policy Congress (APC) of First Nations Chiefs Secretariat release a report highlighting critical success factors Continue Reading →
Many months of development, planning and construction will soon come to fruition for the hard-working people of Waycobah First Nation. This community, located on the Continue Reading →
On March 18, an open house was held on the site of Esgenoôpetitj First Nation’s newly constructed accommodation facility adjacent to its processing plant in Continue Reading →
Every year the Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs Secretariat (APCFNC) honours excellence in First Nations commercial fisheries across the Atlantic region. This year’s Continue Reading →
Robert Wilmot, a member of Millbrook First Nation, is the recipient of the 2016 ATCO Structures & Logistics Indigenous Carpentry Scholarship Award. This 30-year-old’s desire Continue Reading →
MONCTON – Premier Brian Gallant hosted partners from more than 70 economic development organizations in Moncton at an Opportunities Summit on economic development. “We are Continue Reading →
The federal program that has helped First Nations in the Maritimes and Quebec build up their commercial fishery has funding to carry it through the Continue Reading →
Projects support activity in ICT, cleantech and fisheries sectors Halifax – Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) On February 8, the Honourable Navdeep Bains, Minister of Continue Reading →
The vibrant Woodstock First Nation is located on the west bank of the Saint John River approximately 90 kilometres north-west of Fredericton, New Brunswick. Despite Continue Reading →
