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Program:Contributions in support of Indigenous Economic Development
Contributions in Support of Indigenous Economic Development
2017-18
$150,000.00
Pikangikum First Nation
Department of Natural Resources
Contributions in support of Indigenous Economic Development
2021-22
$150,000.00
Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug First Nation
Department of Natural Resources
Contributions in support of Indigenous Economic Development
2021-22
$150,000.00
National Aboriginal Forestry Association
Department of Natural Resources
Contributions in support of Indigenous Economic Development
2022-23
$150,000.00
Metis Settlements General Council
Department of Natural Resources
Contributions in support of Indigenous Economic Development
2022-23
$150,000.00
Whitesand First Nation, Armstrong Station, Ontario
Department of Natural Resources
Contributions in Support of Indigenous Economic Development
2017-18
$150,000.00
First Indigenous Energy Services Inc
Department of Natural Resources
Contributions in support of Indigenous Economic Development
2024-25
$150,000.00
National Aboriginal Forestry Association
Department of Natural Resources
Contributions in support of Indigenous Economic Development
2024-25
$150,000.00
Coopérative de travail Inter-Nations
Department of Natural Resources
Contributions in support of Indigenous Economic Development
2024-25
$150,000.00
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