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First Nations Capital and Infrastructure Agency
Non-profit Organizations
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 2,307 followers
Together with Nations, we are transforming infrastructure for First Nation communities in Saskatchewan.
About us
FNCIAS is a First Nations-led, non-profit organization dedicated to delivering funding and appropriate support for housing and infrastructure projects to our member Nations. By working together and respecting the unique needs of each Nation, we're creating a new framework for sustainable and vibrant First Nations communities.
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https://fncias.ca/
External link for First Nations Capital and Infrastructure Agency
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2020
- Specialties
- infrastructure, housing, First Nations, and Indigenous
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104-335 Packham Ave
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, CA
Employees at First Nations Capital and Infrastructure Agency
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Herman Bugler
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Heidi Abramyk, CM, CMP ♾️
Marketing | Communications | Public Relations
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Warren Isbister-Bear
Community Builder, Organizer, & Facilitator.
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Misty Ledoux
First Nations HR professional. Experience in Strategy development, community engagement, facilitation, recruitment and retention. Knowledge of First…
Updates
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Today, on the National Day of Action and Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQIA+ People, we honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, 2 Spirit, and Gender Diverse People. ❤️ It's a day to reflect, listen, and take action. Every one of us has a role in addressing the systemic violence faced by Indigenous communities. In Saskatoon, Iskwewuk E-wichiwitochik will be holding a Sisters in Spirit 2024 vigil at the Saskatoon Civic Square. Please see the image for details. To learn more about the Calls for Justice and what you can do to create change, visit: Calls for Justice ohttps://lnkd.in/gZwQsn89 #MMIWG #NoMoreStolenSisters #CallsForJustice #IndigenousRights #EndViolence
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Congratulations, Chief Darcy Bear! 👏👏🙌
Today, Chief Darcy Bear has received the Order of Canada award from the Governor General, Her Excellency the Right Honourable Mary Simon. Originally announced in October 2020, the formal investiture was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Order of Canada is awarded to individuals across Canada to celebrate outstanding and extraordinary contributions to the nation, recognizing those who enrich the lives of others and made a difference to the country. This coming Sunday, October 6th, marks Chief Bear’s 30th Anniversary as Chief of Whitecap Dakota Nation.
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First Nations Capital and Infrastructure Agency reposted this
FNHPA is seeking participants for online interviews as part of the Keeper of My Home program. Share your knowledge and experiences to help shape the future of First Nations housing education. An honorarium will be provided for your time and wisdom. Interested? Contact brooke@fnhpa.ca for more details!
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Today, on September 30th, we at FNCIAS pause to reflect, remember, and honour the survivors of residential schools, and those who tragically never returned home. The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a solemn reminder of the resilience of our people and the importance of acknowledging the truth as we continue the path toward healing. We wear orange to recognize the deep impacts residential schools have had on our communities and to stand in solidarity with all Indigenous peoples across Canada. Let us all honour the truths shared by survivors, work together to keep their stories alive, and strive for a future that is rooted in understanding, respect, and equity. #OrangeShirtDay #EveryChildMatters #NationalDayForTruthAndReconciliation #FNCIAS #IndigenousRights #TruthAndReconciliation
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Our engagement team had a great membership update meeting today with our member Nation, Nekaneet First Nation. Thank you for your feedback and engagement with our organization as we continue on this journey with our members. #FirstNations #housing #infrastructure #saskatchewan
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Today, members of our team participated in the the Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC)'s Truth and Reconciliation walk. Thank you for the opportunity walk with you and our other neighbors as we stand together, walk together, and support one another.
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First Nations Capital and Infrastructure Agency reposted this
Next Friday, the Saskatoon Tribal Council is holding its Every Child Matters Community Walk, being held ahead of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30. You’re invited to join! The walk will begin at 10 a.m. at the STC’s office on Packham Avenue, September 27, 2024. The community walk is meant to honour and commemorate those who attended residential schools. Last year, SIGA participated in the walk, which began at the STC office in Sutherland Industrial. #miskasowin #tapwewin #miyowicehtowin
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We had a fantastic time at the The Saskatchewan First Nations Water Association Inc.'s annual conference and vendor showcase. Thanks for having us! Congratulations to Kelsey Littlewolf on winning our swag prize pack. We are looking forward to next year's conference! 😁
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Congratulations to our member Nation, Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation, AC Developments Corp., and all involved! 🎉
While the weather was wet, nothing could dampen the mood of all involved at the sod turning at the site for the urgent care centre coming to Saskatoon. It was great to hear Chief Larry Ahenakew from the Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation speak of the many community benefits this project will have for the residents of Saskatchewan. Chief Ahenakew and his nation’s team were instrumental in moving this project from the very early idea stage to this point today. Chief Darcy Bear, speaking as Board Chair for SIIT, mentioned the training opportunities that will exist for First Nation individuals, both within the health care side upon completion and during the construction period. I especially liked how he noted that construction will be completed in 2026 as we celebrate 150 years of the Treaty Six signing, which of course has the medicine chest clause. It was an honour to work with Ahtahkakoop, the AC Developments Corp. and all the team members who helped along the way in financing this worthy project. Congratulations to Ahtahkakoop and all Involved on today’s great event and I look forward to continuing our work moving forward.
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