First Nations Businesses Hit Hard by COVID-19
Border and restaurant closures, collapsing market demand, and an uncertain future have left coastal First Nations businesses hard hit by the economic fall-out of COVID-19.
Border and restaurant closures, collapsing market demand, and an uncertain future have left coastal First Nations businesses hard hit by the economic fall-out of COVID-19.
Coastal First Nations chiefs and BC mayors are calling on Canada and British Columbia to support urgent travel restrictions to protect their communities from the COVID-19 virus.
To assist our member communities and citizens, CFN has created summaries of support resources available for individuals and one for businesses.
In the face of COVID-19, CFN President Marilyn Slett says it’s important we remain calm, show solidarity and stand by each other through these challenging times.
Award-winning Oji-Cree-Poly physician, Dr. Alika Lafontaine, shares advice he gave to his family on how to respond to COVID-19.
Heiltsuk physician, Dr. Don Wilson, answers important questions about coronavirus and how we can prevent it from spreading into our communities.
Charity Gladstone wants to get the message out to her Heiltsuk community that keeping physical distance from others can help save lives.
Revisiting the story of Haida artist Robert Davidson who, at 22 years old, set out to carve the first new
pole in Haida Gwaii in almost a century.
CFN communities are asking members to take the safe and necessary actions required to prevent the spread of the highly-infectious coronavirus.