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TRIBAL ENTITIES & ORGANIZATIONS |
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Business ventures for the Tribe have been small and large scale. Large scale business ventures have resulted in the development of Tribal corporations and entities with specific mandates and missions. Today, several Tribal entities and organizations are in existence. |
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Blood Tribe Economic Development
BTED will facilitate the development of private, public, and corporate enterprises and initiatives that build a self sustaining economy. The department provides small business entrepreneurs with training, funding, and management support and is also responsible for the promotion of larger business ventures that take advantage of the resources of the Tribe, including human, renewable & non renewable resources.
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Blood Tribe Agricultural Project (1991)
BTAP was formed in 1991 to provide 25,000 acres of irrigated land on the Blood Reserve. There are currently 104 centre pivots. BTAP provides irrigation to Tribe lands covered under the BTAP Head Lease. BTAP was a first step in developing Blood Tribe agricultural lands to their full capacity and to promote crop diversification, improve product quality and consistency, increase yields, increase returns and reduce the risks of dry land farming on the Blood Reserve.
Phone: (403) 737-3900 Fax: (403) 737-3901 Website: www.btap.ca |
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Blood Tribe Forage Processing Plant (1996)
The plant processes hay into a high quality densified product for the domestic and international fibre markets, utilizing timothy hay produced on BTAP lands. With a production of approximately 30,000 metric tonnes of hay per year, the operation ships more than 900 containers annually to Japan, Korea, Taiwan, the Middle East and the United States.
Phone: (403) 737-3493 Fax: (403) 737-2116 Website: www.btap.ca
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Blood Tribe Agribusiness Corporation (1998)
KABC will revitalize designated lands to develop, implement, co-ordinate and sustain the agricultural industry of the Blood Tribe leading towards a profitable return on investment and employment opportunities to the Blood Tribe through a professional corporation.
Phone: (403) 737-3900 Fax: (403) 737-3901 |
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Kainai Chamber of Commerce (1999)
The KCC was formed in 1999 and is a volunteer group that unites business and individuals in order to be a collective voice promoting the economic environment
of the Blood Tribe.
Phone: (403) 737-8124 Fax: (403) 737-2116
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Kainai Developments Ltd (1996)
The sole purpose of KDL is to plan, develop and implement profit orientated ventures to improve our Tribal economy.
Phone: (403) 737-8124 Fax: (403) 737-2116 |
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Kainai Resources Inc. (1997)
KRI will create and continually increase revenue from oil, gas and mining activities, while conducting all activities in the safest most environmentally responsible and regulatory compliant manner possible with the highest standards of integrity.
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St. Mary's Projects Ltd. (1997)
SMP is a First Nation consulting and contracting company offering a broad range of architectural, engineering, management and construction services.
Phone: (403) 737-8124 Fax: (403) 737-2116 |
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Kainai Manufactured Home Park (1998)
The KMHP is a venture that was completed in 1998 to address the housing shortage. The KMHP consists of 35 units, (30 family & 10 single), and is located in Standoff, AB.
Phone: (403) 737-3988 Fax: (403) 737-3260
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