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Tulo Student Profile: Gailene William
The Williams Lake Indian Band understands the importance of increasing source revenues as federal funding remains stagnant and even dwindles. Without additional funds, the band cannot grow or plan for the future. Own source revenue in the forms of taxation plays a vital role. In Williams Lake, Gailene William is taking on this role in addition to her job as the payroll/benefits administration clerk. Recently, we were able to sit down with Gailene and get her perspective on Tulo and Taxation. COMPLETE STORY
Public Policy Forum – Expanding the Circle
In February 2017, the Public Policy Forum held a one-day conference, “Expanding the Circle: What Reconciliation and Inclusive Economic Growth Can Mean for First Nations and Canada”. With approximately 150 delegates, the conference was co-hosted by the National Aboriginal Economic Development Board, the National Aboriginal Capital Corporation Association and Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada. FNTC’s Chief Commissioner C.T. (Manny) Jules appeared on a panel, “Taking Action for Reconciliation and Inclusive Economic Growth”, where he outlined his position for improving the COMPLETE STORY
Profile: Commissioner Price
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Community Profile: Tk’emlúps te Secwepemc
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