Featured Indigenous Contribution to Economy in Billions
READ REPORT HERE Indigenous people in Manitoba pump billions of dollars to the provincial economy each year, according to a new report that aims to
Category : Economic Development
Madison Petro-Canada Nominated for Associate of the Year Award
Long Plain First Nation and Arrowhead Development Corporation is pleased to announce our Petro-Canada located on our Madison Reserve has been nominated for 2018 Associate
Keesh Meta Cannabis Supply Co. Opens its Doors
Customers young and old turned out in droves to get a taste of the region’s first legal cannabis dispensary. High Tide, Ultra Sour, Super Skunk
Featured FIRST LOOK: Vision for Kapyong Barracks
OTTAWA — The abandoned Kapyong Barracks lands could include a daycare, hotel, Indigenous hospice, war museum and gas bar, according to initial renderings of how
Featured New Hotel Project Made Official After Sod Turning Ceremony
Portage la Prairie is getting its first new hotel in three decades thanks to an initiative on an urban reserve. Long Plain First Nation will
Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Set to Enter the Manitoba Market
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (August 2nd, 2018) – MasterBUILT Hotels (“MasterBUILT”), one of Canada’s leading hotel development and management companies, in partnership with the Long Plain
Housing Grand Opening for Keeshkeemaquah Village
Long Plain First Nation celebrated the completion of four new houses today. Chief Dennis Meeches says they were approved for a loan from the First
Featured ITS OFFICIAL: Treaty 1 & Canada Sign Kapyong Barracks Agreement
Through the smoke of burning sage and sweetgrass the future of the Kapyong Barracks site in south Winnipeg became a little clearer Wednesday morning. Natural
Canada & Treaty 1 First Nations Reach Deal on Kapyong Barracks
OTTAWA — Almost 14 years after the Canadian military decamped from Kapyong Barracks, the federal government is set to sign an agreement with Treaty 1
National Access Cannabis One of Four Groups to operate retail pot stores in Manitoba
Manitoba has identified four companies that will be allowed to operate retail locations for recreational cannabis The province says it has conditionally accepted proposals from: