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Newsroom Ready: Another $133M in federal support for Indigenous businesses: Miller

The federal government is spending a further $133 million to help Indigenous-led businesses survive the COVID-19 pandemic, says Indigenous Services Marc Miller. The money increases the government's promised support for them by nearly half, and is partly targeted at tourism enterprises that might scoop up visitors who decide to stay in Canada this summer.

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