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Pay now or pay more later to prepare First Nations for climate emergencies - Vimarsana News

Pay now or pay more later to prepare First Nations for climate emergencies

The price of doing nothing to adapt First Nation infrastructure to climate change will result in high costs for recovery, losses and redevelopment, according to an Assembly of First Nations report released Tuesday.

CIB, Alexander First Nation, FNpower, and Concord Pacific partner on Tilley Solar Project - Vimarsana News

CIB, Alexander First Nation, FNpower, and Concord Pacific partner on Tilley Solar Project

Alexander First Nation, First Nation Power Development (FNpower), Concord Green Energy (a subsidiary of Concord Pacific), and the Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) have reached financial close on the Tilley Solar Project.

Source: yahoo.com
Feds fund wildfire emergency co-ordinators for 48 Alberta First Nations - Vimarsana News

Feds fund wildfire emergency co-ordinators for 48 Alberta First Nations

The federal government is providing all Alberta First Nations with an emergency co-ordinator to help plan for and respond to wildfires.

Politics Briefing: Trudeau and ministers testify at foreign interference inquiry - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: Trudeau and ministers testify at foreign interference inquiry

Also, Bank of Canada holds rates steady yet again, Canada at risk of another bad wildfire season, and French PM in Canada to talk trade

Assembly of First Nations says $349B is needed to close infrastructure gap by 2030 | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Assembly of First Nations says $349B is needed to close infrastructure gap by 2030 | iNFOnews

OTTAWA - The Assembly of First Nations says decades of underfunding and failed fiduciary duties have created a $349-billion infrastructure gap.

Source: infotel.ca