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CAN: Alberta government boosts funding for indigenous businesses

The Alberta Government announced today that they will be supporting the development of Indigenous Businesses across the province with the Aboriginal Business Investment Fund (ABIF).

Following the Budget 2024, the Aboriginal Business Investment Fund will increase to 30 Million Dollars to support Indigenous Community-owned businesses over the next three years.

Chief Ralph Cattleman of the Montana First Nation became one of the first success stories from the ABIF fund, that he says helped create the first-ever solar powered greenhouse called Akamihk Fresh, and calls it an opportunity for First Nations youth and community members to have freshly grown produce within the nation.

With the help from the ABIF Funding grant, Chief Cattleman says the Montana First Nation has exploded with new buildings such as clinics, the greenhouse and other facilities that community members can use.

Read more at cfweradio.ca

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