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October 3, 2024
Tabatha Bull speaks on inclusivity at WTO Forum as groundbreaking report is released on obstacles to export for Indigenous Business
NationTalk: Toronto, ON – Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB) President and CEO Tabatha Bull recently participated in a global conversation on inclusive trade practices at the World Trade Organization (WTO) Forum, where she highlighted a newly released report examining exporting challenges and barriers for Indigenous businesses. Atamitowin, the second report in a series undertaken...
July 5, 2024
Exclusive: National Indigenous Tourism to cut funding for provincial groups
A photo of an Indigenous tourism experience. Photo credit: Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada media kit Listen to article Canada’s National Observer: The president of the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) says his organization is facing major cuts that risk setting the industry back a decade. This week, at the peak of tourism season, Keith...
February 14, 2024
Recovering from years of federal intervention, Kehewin First Nation rebuilds
The Accounting for Colonialism journalism consortium found that First Nations under imposed financial intervention were more likely to experience problems with crowded housing as compared to those Nations where no financial interventions were made. Photo: Brett McKay/MacEwan University APTN News: Development is moving fast in Kehewin Cree Nation. With project after project, the First Nation...
September 14, 2023
Ottawa’s program supporting Indigenous energy transition partnerships was so popular, it had to pause
Natural Resources Canada has hit the pause button on natural resource projects due to excessive demand from Indigenous communities and organizations. Photo by Consumers Energy (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0) Canada’s National Observer: By the time Ottawa paused applications, a program helping Indigenous communities join resource development was 80 per cent oversubscribed, according to a briefing note...
April 27, 2023
Even without new dedicated federal dollars, minister expects Indigenous tourism to continue to grow
WindSpeaker.com: Indigenous tourism in Canada is a growing attraction, said federal Tourism Minister Randy Boissonnault, with at least one-third of international travelers and one-third of Canadian travelers wanting the “Indigenous authentic experience.” Despite those statistics, there were no dedicated dollars in last month’s federal budget for Indigenous tourism in the $158 million set aside for...