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Dernières nouvelles

Dans cette section, vous trouverez les dernières nouvelles et mises à jour sur le CNDÉA, y compris les communiqués de presse, les documents de fond et les articles des médias sur le Conseil, ses membres et ses partenaires.

Dernières nouvelles

7 mars 2016

Le CNDEA identifie le développement économique comme un élément fondamental de la réconciliation dans son plan stratégique pour 2016-2019

Ottawa, ON – During their last quarterly meeting held in February, the National Indigenous Economic Development Board (NIEDB) formally adopted their setting out a broad forward agenda for their work.
1 mars 2016

Le CNDEA réclame des investissements accrus dans le développement économique des Autochtones

Ottawa, ON – The National Indigenous Economic Development Board (NIEDB) is calling for increased investment in Indigenous economic development and highlighted this during a meeting with federal Ministers Bennett, Wilson-Raybould, and Tootoo.
29 janvier 2016

Combler les lacunes : Le CNDEA exhorte le gouvernement fédéral à investir dans les infrastructures nordiques

Op-Ed by Hilda Broomfield Letemplier, Member of the NIEDB Increased spending on infrastructure can’t come soon enough for Northern and Indigenous communities, where infrastructure endowment is among the poorest in the country.
19 janvier 2016

NIEDB Recommendations Signal a Critical Moment for Infrastructure Investment in Canada’s North

Ottawa, ON – The National Indigenous Economic Development Board (NIEDB) has released their . The recommendations address the significant infrastructure deficit in Canada’s North which acts as the predominant barrier to economic and business development in the region and the improvement of the quality of life in northern Indigenous communities.
27 septembre 2015

Le Chef Clarence Louie en tournée de conférences en Allemange et en France

In June 2015, the Chair of the National Indigenous Economic Development Board, Chief Clarence Louie, was invited on a speaking tour in Germany and France. The Canadian Embassy in Berlin pursues an active program relating to the Canadian Arctic and Canada’s Indigenous people.
17 septembre 2015

Le Conseil souhaite la bienvenue à son nouveau membre – Darlene Bernard

The National Indigenous Economic Development Board is pleased to welcome Darlene Bernard, Former Chief of Lennox Island First Nation, who was appointed to the Board in June 2015. Darlene Bernard believes that building positive, mutually beneficial relationships governed by respectfulness, true consultation and dialogue are key to the wellbeing and development of individuals and communities.
3 septembre 2015

Le CNDEA publie son Rapport annuel de 2014-2015

Ottawa, Ontario – 3 September 2015 - The National Indigenous Economic Development Board (NIEDB) released its 2014-2015 today.
18 juin 2015

Le développement économique des Autochtones n'est toujours pas sur la bonne voie

Op-Ed by Chief Clarence Louie, Chair of the NIEDB , and Dawn Madahbee, Vice-Chair - Earlier this month, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s report on Residential Schools generated hundreds of media reports and helped focus attention on the challenges faced by Indigenous communities in Canada.
16 juin 2015

Le Rapport d’étape sur l’évolution de l’économie des Autochtones montre peu de progrès

Osoyoos, British Columbia – June 17, 2015 – The National Indigenous Economic Development Board (NIEDB), released its first , on the state of Indigenous economic development today at the First Nations Infrastructure, Land Development & Urban Planning Conference (RezLAND) in Osoyoos, British Columbia.
10 mars 2015

La lenteur de la procédure des ajouts aux réserves pourrait entraîner la perte de 50 milliards de dollars en possibilités économiques pour les collectivités canadiennes

NATIONAL MEDIA RELEASE Slow Adoption of ATRs could waste $50 billion in economic opportunity for Canadian communities National Indigenous Economic Development Board shows that we need to get serious about our Addition to Reserve Policies Ottawa, ON – March 9, 2015 – The National Indigenous Economic Development Board (NAEDB) today released its latest report .
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