Distributed Generation for Remote Communities. Over 150 remote Canadian communities currently rely on aging, polluting, diesel generators operating near their maximum capacity and approaching the end of their life expectancy. This reliance threatens the energy security and environmental health of remote communities and curtails future infrastructure and industry growth as a result of insufficient and inefficient energy supply.

TYCOP is your resource! Why choose Science and Technology? Science and technology surrounds you no matter where you are. It is a giant part of everyday life and can help build economic opportunities on First Nations, and for the entire country. It is estimated by year 2020, the Canadian mining industry will have to hire 100,000 new workers, and Skilled Trades will need at least a million! TYCOP is your resource! The Annual OFNTSC Student Awards 2014 are here! April 15, 2014.

Read and add comments or congratulations in our on-line Kuh-ke-nah Launch guestbook. Read about the development and directions of Kuh-ke-nah since 1994. Check out some of the people, corporations, and public organizations working with us over the years. See some of the photographs from the First Nations and of the festivities. View the audio and video clips from the Opening Ceremonies. View the agenda for the Kuh-ke-nah Network of Smart First Nations Launch, July 6, 2001.

Boozhoo and welcome to the Independent First Nations Alliance web site. Thank you for taking the time to view this collection of valuable information. Learn more about the history of our organization. To build self-reliance for member communities of the Independent First Nations Alliance. Check us out on Facebook. The IFNA Website provides us with an opportunity to better communicate . New Tech Services Office Open.

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Opening of the Northern Indigenous Community Satellite Network. January 19-20, 2005 - Sioux Lookout, Ontario. There are so many people involved in this story and affected by this work. Everyone has contributed in a significant way to the creation of the K-Net Story. There are six parts to the K-Net Story. To view more of our stories.