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Program:Contributions in support of Indigenous Natural Resource Partnerships
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Recipient / DepartmentAmountAction
First Nation Major Projects Coalition Society
Department of Natural Resources
$1,350,000.00
Tribal Chiefs Ventures Inc
Department of Natural Resources
$493,656.00
Burns Lake Native Development Corporation
Department of Natural Resources
$394,303.00
Pimee Well Servicing Limited Partnership
Department of Natural Resources
$352,500.00
Indian Resource Council of Canada
Department of Natural Resources
$350,000.00
T'Sou-ke First Nation
Department of Natural Resources
$335,000.00
Metlakatla Development Corporation
Department of Natural Resources
$230,000.00
BC Métis Federation
Department of Natural Resources
$228,200.00
Kaska Dena Council
Department of Natural Resources
$216,080.00
First Nation LNG Alliance Society
Department of Natural Resources
$181,837.00
Tribal Resources Investment Corporation
Department of Natural Resources
$180,000.00
Southern Dakelh Nation Alliance
Department of Natural Resources
$160,000.00
Haisla Nation Council
Department of Natural Resources
$138,550.00

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