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The Alliance Newsletter

News: The Alliance Newsletter brings together key stories, community updates, and important developments from IFNA and its member communities. Stay connected with the latest initiatives, success stories, and upcoming opportunities.

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[CLOSED] Jordan’s Principle Group Application: Winter Clothing & Helmets

[CLOSED] Jordan’s Principle Group Application: Winter Clothing & Helmets

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The Alliance – November 2022

The Alliance – November 2022

In volume 2 of The Alliance, IFNA departments provide insight on ...
20th Annual First Nations Housing Conference

20th Annual First Nations Housing Conference

We celebrated the 20th anniversary of Canada’s largest & longest ...
Pikangikum Receives Ambulances via Airlift Operation

Pikangikum Receives Ambulances via Airlift Operation

Media Release Pikangikum, ON – Since Friday, the First Nation ...