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$758,150 FedNor investment in Whitesand First Nation's bioeconomy center, supporting local job creation
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$758,150 FedNor investment in Whitesand First Nation's bioeconomy center, supporting local job creation
First Class Metals PLC on Wednesday said it has signed a deal with the Whitesand First Nation for the exploration of its Zigzag lithium project. First Class is a metals exploration company seeking... -Today at 06:48 am- MarketScreener
Weekly community markets are bringing fresh food to Whitesand First Nation and other First Nations in northwestern Ontario, lowering costs and providing healthier options.
Fort Frances relies on a single supply point through the Ontario grid to get its power, but that isn't always reliable. So the town is commissioning a feasibility study to look into developing an integrated microgrid system to source electricity locally. More communities in northern Ontario are doing the same, and here's why.
Decades after it was first proposed, Whitesand First Nation in northwestern Ontario has received $35 million from the federal government to help it move forward on a bio-fuel project that promises jobs, economic growth and a transition away from diesel fuel.