The government invests in Indigenous broadcasting initiatives within Saskatchewan.
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Updated Jul 9
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What happened
The government invests in Indigenous broadcasting initiatives within Saskatchewan.
Who's involved
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Part of
Government invests in Indigenous community well-being.Also in this story
- A program involving Indigenous Peoples in Aurora aligns with Marcos Jr.'s efforts, utilizing a TESDA training center in Baler.
- Brendan Hanley announced funding for Indigenous-led projects in the Northwest Territories.
- Advocates for Native-owned businesses, including the Poarch Creek Indian Tribe, are seeking federal contracts to provide aviation, engineering, and IT services.
- The EU provided funds specifically for safeguarding indigenous heritage.
The entities involved
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Saskatchewan
province of Canada
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Government of Canada
federal government of Canada
Related events
- The provincial government of Saskatchewan is utilizing federal funding sources while responding to current trade tensions.
- The Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies provides education and training in the province and functions as Canada’s largest Indigenous post-secondary institution.
- Saskatchewan and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities partnered on funding calls for local projects.
- The Government of Canada, involving Marie-Josée Houle, recommends a national Indigenous-led monitoring framework.
- Cer discusses the government's constitutional duty to Indigenous Peoples while modernizing the regulatory framework for energy projects involving Crown infrastructure.