Nisga'a first woman president of CANDO
CANDO Supplement
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Nisga'a first woman president of CANDO
CANDO Supplement
Page S9
Nisga'a first woman president of CANDO
CANDO Supplement
Page S9
Corporation leads way to self-sufficiency
CANDO Supplement
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The Paskwayak Business Development Corporation serves the needs of the 3,000 members of the Opaskwayak Cree Nation, which is located near The Pas, Man., about 600 km northwest of Winnipeg. The motto of the Opaskwayak Cree Nation is Nekano-otawinek - Tipanimisowin which means Progress - Independence in Cree. The development corporation has seen that it lays the foundation for economic stability and self-sufficiency of the community, that will allow it to fulfill the goals of its motto.
Corporation leads way to self-sufficiency
CANDO Supplement
Page S8
The Paskwayak Business Development Corporation serves the needs of the 3,000 members of the Opaskwayak Cree Nation, which is located near The Pas, Man., about 600 km northwest of Winnipeg. The motto of the Opaskwayak Cree Nation is Nekano-otawinek - Tipanimisowin which means Progress - Independence in Cree. The development corporation has seen that it lays the foundation for economic stability and self-sufficiency of the community, that will allow it to fulfill the goals of its motto.
Corporation leads way to self-sufficiency
CANDO Supplement
Page S8
The Paskwayak Business Development Corporation serves the needs of the 3,000 members of the Opaskwayak Cree Nation, which is located near The Pas, Man., about 600 km northwest of Winnipeg. The motto of the Opaskwayak Cree Nation is Nekano-otawinek - Tipanimisowin which means Progress - Independence in Cree. The development corporation has seen that it lays the foundation for economic stability and self-sufficiency of the community, that will allow it to fulfill the goals of its motto.
Corporation fills needs of northern B.C.
CANDO Supplement
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The Gitksan and Wet'suwet'en Economic Development Corporation were the smallest organization to receive a CANDO economic development recognition award at the national conference. It was precisely this reason that Angie Stewart, president of CANDO, nominated them for the award.
Corporation fills needs of northern B.C.
CANDO Supplement
Page S7
The Gitksan and Wet'suwet'en Economic Development Corporation were the smallest organization to receive a CANDO economic development recognition award at the national conference. It was precisely this reason that Angie Stewart, president of CANDO, nominated them for the award.
Corporation fills needs of northern B.C.
CANDO Supplement
Page S7
The Gitksan and Wet'suwet'en Economic Development Corporation were the smallest organization to receive a CANDO economic development recognition award at the national conference. It was precisely this reason that Angie Stewart, president of CANDO, nominated them for the award.
Kitsaki is built to last. . . and prosper
CANDO Suopplement
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The Kitsaki Development Corporation grew out of the dream of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band to take control of its own economic future. In 1981, that dream started to become a reality when Kitsaki was incorporated. There were some early disappointments and mistakes, but perserverance prevailed.