- Comprehensive financing package will unlock much-needed infrastructure to meet Indigenous communities’ needs today and for future generations.
- Interested Indigenous communities can apply for loans to advance their community development plans, with the process managed entirely by FNBC.
- Includes site works, roadworks, water/wastewater facilities and utility connections.
THUNDER BAY – BUSINESS – The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) has entered into a $100 million loan participation agreement with the First Nations Bank of Canada (FNBC) to accelerate community master plans in First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities.
This first-of-its-kind agreement, between FNBC and the CIB, creates a financing solution which supports economic and community growth through residential, commercial or industrial developments.
Indigenous communities will have access to financing at affordable rates and flexible terms to unlock development that supports improved living conditions, new economic opportunities and housing.
Indigenous communities interested in accessing this financing, can learn more on the FNBC site.
