By Matt Prokopchuk, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, TBnewswatch.com KENORA \u2014 The investment corporation of Grand Council Treaty 3 is planning to establish four hubs throughout the territory where community members can access food, with a focus on traditional ingredients. The Treaty 3 Investment Group recently received $250,000 from the province\u2019s Indigenous economic development fund towards what a government announcement called \u201ca large-scale food distribution centre.\u201d Maria Montoya, the Indigenous-led investment group\u2019s strategy and innovation analyst, said the project aims to set the hubs up with one each in the territory\u2019s general north, south, east and west areas. \u201cSomething that we have heard so much in (community) meetings that we had with different communities was that this work cannot wait any longer,\u201d Montoya said. \u201cWe have seen all the changes that… <\/p>\n
By Matt Prokopchuk, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, TBnewswatch.com KENORA \u2014 The investment corporation of Grand Council Treaty 3 is planning to establish four hubs throughout the territory where community members can access food, with a focus on traditional ingredients. The Treaty 3 Investment Group recently received $250,000 from the province\u2019s Indigenous economic development fund towards what a government announcement called \u201ca large-scale food distribution centre.\u201d Maria Montoya, the Indigenous-led investment group\u2019s strategy and innovation analyst, said the project aims to set the hubs up with one each in the territory\u2019s general north, south, east and west areas. \u201cSomething that we have heard so much in (community) meetings that we had with different communities was that this work cannot wait any longer,\u201d Montoya said. \u201cWe have seen all the changes that... <\/p>\n