First Nations Bank sells almost 10% stake to Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation Bank is trying to raise $30-million to $50-million in Indigenous equity capital to bolster its loan book and expand services across the country

Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation is making headlines as First Nations Bank of Canada expands under new CEO Bill Lomax. #IndigenousFinance #EconomicReconciliation #FirstNations #CommunityGrowth https://link.receptyv.ca/sp/5897f8a9322

2/10 "We're making history," says Tahltan government president Kerry Carlick about the deal to purchase the Port of Stewart terminal on the Portland Canal separating B.C. and Alaska.

This is economic reconciliation in action.
#Indigenous #EconomicReconciliation

Bringing Spirit into Business through the 1st First Nations-Led Entrepreneurship Centre and Business Incubator in Canada - Treaty One Backed by 15+ partners, Treaty One Development Corporation opens the Wiitahnookiinitaw Tahshkayzing Entrepreneurship Centre to accelerate Indigenous business growth May 21, 2025 – Treaty No. 1 Territo...

Bringing Spirit into Business through the 1st First Nations-Led Entrepreneurship Centre and Business Incubator in Canada. On May 21 the doors to the Wiitahnookiinitaw Tahshkayzing Entrepreneurship Centre (WTEC) officially opened. #TreatyOne #EconomicReconciliation

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#Settler Saturday Treaty Partners Restoring Hope Through Fashion: Support Red Rebel Armour’s Next Chapter I’m Sean Rayland-Boubar, founder of Red Rebel Armour — an Indigenous-owned streetwear brand built with a purpose far beyond fashion. After reclaiming my own life post-incarceration, I created Red Rebel Armour to open doors for others walking the same path. We don’t just sell clothes. We create second chances. Through our apparel line and Wahbanung Employment Service, we’ve helped 13 justice-involved Indigenous youth and adults reintegrate into the workforce — providing training, stability, and purpose.

Restoring Hope Through Fashion: Support Red Rebel Armour’s Next Chapter Find the link in the description.

National Indigenous Economic Strategy Strategic Pathways The National Indigenous Economic Strategy is designed to drive positive change, address long-standing inequities, and achieve inclusive growth for and with Indigenous communities. Find more at NIEStrategy.ca

STRATEGIC STATEMENT PEOPLE VISION: The capacity of Indigenous Peoples is strengthened. Indigenous people are empowered to choose how they define, generate and redistribute wealth. Indigenous Entrepreneurship Indigenous entrepreneurs have access to the information, tools, capital, and support systems to give them the best possible opportunities to build and grow successful businesses.

Treaty Partners support economic reconciliation.

Restoring Hope Through Fashion: Support Red Rebel Armour’s Next Chapter

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#SettlerSaturday #CommunityCare #EconomicReconciliation #TreatyPartners

Press release: Indigenous Connections Summit: A resounding success for this first edition in the service of economic reconcliliation
#SEIZE03 #Indigenous #EconomicReconciliation #IndigenousConnectionsSummit #InstitutAshukan #KWEMeetWithIndigenousPeoples

Today’s discussions and MOU signing are about creating meaningful connections, sharing knowledge, and strengthening our nations’ bonds for a future of shared prosperity and respect.

#IndigenousTrade #EconomicReconciliation #InclusiveGrowth

Big thank you to Chief Dolleen Logan and the Lheidli T’enneh for hosting us all in your beautiful territory. (2/2)

#naturalresources #bcpoli #reconciliation #economicreconciliation #princegeorge