First Nations Finance Authority

Feb 06, 2026

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The First Nations Finance Authority (FNFA) aims to support its borrowing members by leveraging property tax revenues. The Authority's primary purposes include facilitating long-term financing for capital infrastructure essential for local services on reserve lands. Additionally, FNFA provides lease financing of capital assets to enhance the delivery of these services. By empowering First Nations with accessible financial tools, the FNFA plays a critical role in promoting sustainable community development and improving overall quality of life.

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First Nations Finance Authority

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First Nations Finance Authority

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The First Nations

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FIRST NATIONS

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FIRST NATIONS PROJECT

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First Nations PEOPLE

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First Nations Soldiers

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