Our Mission
To support urban First Nations, Mètis, and Inuit people in pursuing Mno Bimaadziwin through quality programming that welcomes the participation of our non-Indigenous neighbours. We advocate for full urban Indigenous social and cultural resurgence and economic prosperity.
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Indigenous Housing Strategy Confronts Homelessness in North Bay
North Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre seeks meaningful collaboration to expand housing supports North Bay, January 25, 2021 – Today, the North Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre (NBIFC) has released a paper on the state of housing and homelessness amongst the city’s Indigenous population, outlining a strategic approach to address this crisis. The four-part framework includes recommendations […]
Housing our Community: A Strategic Approach to Addressing Indigenous Homelessness in North Bay
A Position Paper Executive Summary Indigenous people are the major casualties in North Bay’s current homelessness crisis, but city and provincial agencies are not involving Indigenous organisations in a meaningful way to address the issue. An effective strategy is needed to face this problem; and Indigenous organisations in North Bay have five proposals that we […]
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