MEDIA ADVISORY – First Nations Finance Authority to Maintain Information Convention on Parliament Hill Urging Canada to Select Partnership Over Paternalism to Shut the
OTTAWA, ON, March 15, 2023 /CNW/ – First Nations Finance Authority (FNFA), joined by chiefs and leaders from communities throughout Canada, will maintain a information convention to advocate a brand new method within the upcoming federal funds in order that First Nations can start to bridge the infrastructure hole now.
Canada is falling far wanting its pledge to enhance the residing situations of First Nations and shut the infrastructure hole with the remainder of Canada by 2030.
When: Wednesday, March 22, 2023, at 12:30 PM.
The place: Room 135B, West Block, Parliament Hill
Audio system:
Ernie Daniels, President and CEO, First Nations Monetary Authority, Emcee
Chief Warren Tabobondung, FNFA Chair, Wasauksing First Nation, ON
Councillor Patrick Courtois, FNFA Director, Première Nation des Pekuakamiulnuatsh, QC
Different Attendees:
Councillor Christianne Jerome-Bernard, FNFA Director, Micmacs of Gesgapegiag Band, QC
Councillor Steven Johnston, FNFA Director, Mistawasis Nêhiyawak, SK
Councillor Ryan Littlejohn, FNFA Director, O’Chiese First Nation, AB
Chief Kyra Wilson, FNFA Director, Lengthy Plain First Nation, MB
Participation within the question-and-answer portion of this occasion is for accredited members of the Parliamentary Press Gallery. Media who will not be members of the Press Gallery could contact [email protected] for non permanent entry to attend both just about or in-person.
About First Nations Finance Authority (FNFA)
FNFA is a not-for-profit First Nation establishment that performs an important function within the social and financial growth of First Nations throughout Canada by offering qualifying First Nations with entry to the capital markets at aggressive charges. Established by the federal First Nations Fiscal Administration Act in 2005, FNFA is ruled by First Nations, for First Nations. FNFA will proceed to develop and diversify, trying to strengthen its credit standing and improve the monetary advantages to its rising membership.
SOURCE First Nations Finance Authority
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