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FNCIAS Spring 2025 Conference

Date/Time
Date(s) - March 18, 2025
9:30 am - 3:45 pm


FNCIAS 2025 Spring Conference – Now Online!

The FNCIAS Spring Conference is moving to a virtual format! We are now hosting the conference online via Zoom to ensure accessibility for all.

Event Details:
📅 Date: March 18, 2025
📍 Location: Online (Zoom)
🎟️ Who Should Attend? FNCIAS Member Nations, First Nations leaders, housing and infrastructure professionals, industry experts, and community members interested in learning more about FNCIAS’ work.

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🔗 To register, email: Melody@symmetry-pr.com  

Vendors

For those who had expressed interest in vendor table opportunities, we appreciate your support and hope you will join us to learn more about FNCIAS and explore future opportunities to connect.

Sponsors

If you are interested in sponsorship opportunities, please email Melody@symmetry-pr.com.

Questions

For questions, please contact Rhonda.Bear@fncias.ca. 

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Phase 1: Initiation and Engagement

In Phase 1, the goal was to establish a First Nations Housing and Infrastructure Agency that is built by First Nations for First Nations and that subsequently is governed by First Nations and delivers programs and services designed to meet the needs of First Nations.  

During extensive engagement, we heard that there is widespread support for the transition from government to First Nation’s control with many seeing the transformation as an exciting opportunity.

Phase 2: Continued Engagement and Program Development with Member Nations

This phase involves repeated engagement sessions so that ideas and ongoing feedback can help us further refine our focus on the delivery model and the terms of the associated transfer agreement with Canada.

Phase 3: Pilot Assessment

This phase involves working with Member First Nations to assess and quantify the infrastructure gap on Reserve lands.

Phase 4: Agency Operations

The transfer of responsibility from Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) to First Nations. Since FNCIAS is owned and operated by First Nations, it will generate long–term employment and career development for Indigenous people in housing and infrastructure.

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