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Federal Funding Announced for Indigenous Economic Projects in Prince Edward Island

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What happened

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Kent MacDonald and Bobby Morrissey announced $309,000 in federal support for four Indigenous-led organizations in Prince Edward Island on October 22, 2026. The investments are intended to help organizations build capacity, enhance visitor experiences, and support research and development activities. Specific projects include $100,000 for L'nu Energy Inc. to acquire specialized equipment for renewable energy, and $92,500 for Abegweit First Nation to develop a community-driven economic development plan.

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The funding supports Indigenous-led businesses contributing to a more inclusive and resilient economy across Atlantic Canada. These investments specifically advance sustainable economic growth, strengthen business capacity, and support innovation in Prince Edward Island.

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