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FNMPC Welcomes Expanded Federal Indigenous Loan Guarantee Program
March 25, 2025 (Coast Salish Territory) – The First Nations Major Projects Coalition (FNMPC) welcomes the Government of Canada’s decision, prior to the election call, to increase the Canada Indigenous Loan Guarantee Corporation’s funding authority from $5 billion to $10 billion and to expand the Indigenous Loan Guarantee Program’s (ILGP) mandate beyond the natural resource […]
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Thunder Bay’s Jason Rasevych Invited to Join AFOA Canada’s Harvard Business School Executive Program for Indigenous Leaders
March 24, 2025 – Robinson-Superior Treaty, Fort William First Nation Territory, Thunder Bay, Ontario: Jason Rasevych, President of the Anishnawbe Business Professional Association (ABPA), has been accepted into the highly competitive seventh cohort of the Harvard Business School Executive Education Certificate Program, “Leading People and Investing to Build Sustainable Communities.” This exclusive program, delivered in […]
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Historic budget passes at PMC
The Provincial Métis Council (PMC) has passed a historic, balanced 2025-26 budget! MN–S Minister of Finance Marg Friesen said, “This is a strong balanced budget that supports our citizens and the growth of our Métis Nation. It’s the most impactful budget our government has seen to date. I am grateful for the support of my […]
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AMC Welcomes Opportunity for Collaboration on First Nations Priorities in the 2025 Manitoba Budget
Treaty One Territory, Winnipeg – The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) acknowledges the Manitoba government’s 2025 Budget, which presents two financial scenarios in response to potential economic shifts. While recognizing the province’s efforts to navigate these uncertainties, AMC emphasizes the importance of meaningful partnerships with First Nations in shaping Manitoba’s economic and social future. Grand […]
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SCO Responds to 2025 Manitoba Budget
March 20, 2025 “We are at a critical time in Manitoba’s economic history and First Nations are poised to play a pivotal role.” – Grand Chief Daniels ANISHINAABE AND DAKOTA TERRITORY, MB — Today, the Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) is responding to the latest provincial budget, tabled March 20, 2025. The “Building One Manitoba” budget […]
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Building One Manitoba – Budget 2025 For Rural Manitobans
March 20, 2025 Budget 2025 Turn Challenges into Opportunities with Investments that Grow our Rural Economy: Sala Budget 2025 meets the challenge of the current historic moment with the largest capital investment in Manitoba’s history to grow the rural economy, protect jobs, continue the government’s commitment to rebuild rural health care and lower costs for […]
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2025-26 Budget: Delivering For You
March 19, 2025 Saskatchewan’s 2025-26 Provincial Budget is delivering for the people of Saskatchewan. Deputy Premier and Finance Minister Jim Reiter tabled a budget today that delivers on the priorities of Saskatchewan people – affordability, health care, education, safer communities and responsible financial management – while addressing the challenges of a growing province. “We understand […]
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Premier Doug Ford Unveils Cabinet to Protect Ontario
March 19, 2025 Experienced team will deliver on historic mandate from the people to protect Ontario’s economy and workers TORONTO — Today, Premier Doug Ford unveiled his cabinet with an experienced team that will deliver on the government’s mandate to do whatever is necessary to protect Ontario in the face of tariffs from the United […]
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Budget 2025-26 – Driving Change, Delivering Progress
Mar 18, 2025 FREDERICTON – The provincial government has tabled its 2025-26 budget, with a focus on investments in health care, education, housing and economic resilience. “This is a budget that reflects the changing economic environment and the need to respond strongly to our challenges, while keeping our promise to New Brunswickers to invest in […]
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Ministry’s carbon modelling methodologies not transparent
March 18, 2025 VICTORIA – The Ministry of Forests did not use defined methodologies to calculate consistent and transparent forest carbon projections to inform its forest management decisions, the Office of the Auditor General concluded in an audit report to the Legislative Assembly. Forest management practices can support climate change mitigation by increasing carbon captured […]
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