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Official statements concerning indigenous relations.
9 statements addressed indigenous relations during the seven-day window.
2026-10-06 – 2026-11-04
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Susan Holt’s news and alerts page lists proposed measures to encourage development of vacant properties, ongoing property tax reform, investments to modernize MQM Quality Manufacturing, online-harms legislation aimed at youth protections, and a defence growth framework to support the defence industry and the economy.
Official source for Susan HoltPremier Wab Kinew announced a bilateral agreement with the Manitoba Métis Federation to invest $18 million over five years in more than 70 affordable homes for Métis elders and families. The funding supports the Red River Métis Housing Strategy and housing projects across Manitoba.
Official source for Wab KinewPremier Susan Holt announced about $1.2 million for Horizon Health Network to support Woodstock’s collaborative care clinic with staff, space, salaries and equipment. The clinic’s expanded team aims to maintain care for current patients and connect all 2,636 people on the local primary-care wait-list with providers within three years.
Official source for Susan HoltTim Houston: Download this image The cover of the Wind West plan document, available at: https://novascotia.ca/wind-west/ Nova Scotia and Canada are investing to seize one of the largest economic development opportunities in generations. A federal-provincial partnership worth $100 million announced today, October 15, will support the research, data collection and…
Official source for Tim HoustonPremier John Main said the Nunavut Partnership Committee, which includes Nunavut’s Executive Council and Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated’s board, met to review progress on shared priorities, discuss lessons learned and identify next steps. The partnership was declared in 2022 and renewed in December 2025.
Official source for John MainJohn Main’s Legislative Assembly of Nunavut page lists recent news coverage, mostly available in English, on federal lands legislation, housing production, infrastructure investment, internal trade, Canada-U.S. trade relations, Arctic military consultations, clean energy funding, and federal support for housing, education and health infrastructure.
Official source for John MainPremier John Main said the Nunavut Partnership Committee met with the Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated board to review progress on shared priorities, discuss lessons learned and plan next steps. The committee’s partnership was established in 2022 and renewed in 2025.
Official source for John MainJohn Main said the Nunavut Partnership Committee, made up of senior representatives from Nunavut and Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated, met to discuss partnership priorities and prepare plans. The committee’s work is guided by a partnership agreement first established in 2022 and updated in 2025.
Official source for John MainPremier John Main said the Nunavut Partnership Committee, bringing together Nunavut’s Executive Council and Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated’s board, reviewed progress on shared priorities, discussed lessons from the partnership, and planned next steps. The committee reaffirmed its commitment to collaboration and endorsed a renewed approach to targeted actions.
Official source for John MainPremier Wab Kinew announced a $5-million investment in St.Amant’s children’s autism services. The funding will expand case management, early intervention and behavioural supports, reduce waitlists, enhance preschool programming and help families access services sooner. Kinew also said autism diagnoses from community pediatricians will be accepted.
Official source for Wab KinewPremier Susan Holt welcomed $269 million in investment to support planning for the Mactaquac Life Achievement Project and upgrades to NB Power’s Salisbury Terminal. The funding includes a $219-million Canada Infrastructure Bank loan and $50 million from Natural Resources Canada for transmission equipment upgrades.
Official source for Susan Holt