Another $650M In Aid Coming To Help Indigenous Communities Amid Pandemic

Feds to spend $650M more for Indigenous communities amid COVID-19 crisis cdnpoli

Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller speaks at a news conference in Ottawa on May 21, 2020.

Of this, $285 million is new funding to support rapid public health responses in Indigenous communities when faced with an oubreak of the virus.

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