Ginette Lavack, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Indigenous Services Canada, highlights Government of Canada's investments for Indigenous communities from Budget 2026 ...

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Advancing reconciliation requires supporting strong Indigenous communities and ensuring that Indigenous Peoples have the tools, resources, and services needed to determine their futures on their own terms.

SASKATOON, SK, Nov. 14, 2026 /CNW/ -- Advancing reconciliation requires supporting strong Indigenous communities and ensuring that Indigenous Peoples have the tools, resources, and services needed to determine their futures on their own terms.

Indigenous partners have long called for stable, predictable funding they can count on. Budget 2026 responds with historic, long-term investments that will help communities plan with greater certainty, maintain essential services and build for future generations.

Today, Ginette Lavack, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Indigenous Services Canada, was in Saskatoon to highlight key investments from Budget 2026: Masters of our destiny which proposes more than $50 billion over 10 years to advance reconciliation and ensure Indigenous Peoples have long-term predictable funding in core programs.

This includes $32 billion over 10 years for First Nations housing and infrastructure and more than $18 billion over 6 years to support Indigenous education and skills training, health and community safety, support for children and families, and emergency management.

Across the country, the Government of Canada is working with Indigenous governments and organisations to strengthen local economies, build housing and infrastructure, improve educational and health outcomes, support children and families, and deliver services that reflect communities' needs.

Budget 2026 provides greater certainty for First Nations housing and infrastructure:

Canada is committed to removing systemic barriers that make it difficult for Indigenous children and youth to access the services and supports they need. Budget 2026 proposes to provide longer-term funding for Jordan's Principle and Pirutsiagutiit (the Inuit Child First Initiative) to help ensure First Nations and Inuit children can access government-funded services without delay, while supporting greater Indigenous control over child and family services within their communities:

Budget 2026 is investing in…

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