Promise History
3.10.71 - “A re-elected Liberal government will […] [c]reate a navigator position to help Indigenous entrepreneurs find programs that apply to their situation”
24-Feb-2023
The government is implementing a number of measures to help create a “Navigator for Aboriginal businesses”. However, it is not promoting the emergence of a “navigator” position, but rather a one-stop service.
“To help make things easier for Indigenous businesses, organizations, and communities, a new service is now available through Indigenous Services Canada: the Indigenous Business Navigator Service.//This new service provides a single point of contact that connects Indigenous organizations and businesses to services and programs from different Government of Canada departments.//As a one-window approach, the requestor can simply email navigator@sac-isc.gc.ca including their information and the type of help needed, and a representative will respond and help connect the client with the appropriate service or program”
24-Feb-2023
The government is implementing a number of measures to help create a “Navigator for Aboriginal businesses”. However, it is not promoting the emergence of a “navigator” position, but rather a one-stop service.
“To help make things easier for Indigenous businesses, organizations, and communities, a new service is now available through Indigenous Services Canada: the Indigenous Business Navigator Service.//This new service provides a single point of contact that connects Indigenous organizations and businesses to services and programs from different Government of Canada departments.//As a one-window approach, the requestor can simply email navigator@sac-isc.gc.ca including their information and the type of help needed, and a representative will respond and help connect the client with the appropriate service or program”
14-Feb-2023
Creation of the Aboriginal Business Navigator.
“The navigator can help connect you with programs and services across different Government of Canada departments and agencies. Whether you are looking to access capital, or looking for help with community economic development planning, the navigator will help you find the information and support that best fits your needs”
Indigenous Business Navigator
Reference Documents
“Indigenous Navigators provide support and advocacy for First Nations, Inuit, Métis and urban Indigenous patients and families by: facilitating and coordinating access to cancer services for palliative and supportive care addressing cultural and spiritual needs networking with Indigenous and non-Indigenous partners to make the cancer journey a culturally safe experience”
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