Fort McKay becomes Patron Member in CCAB

Fort McKay First Nation has joined the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business as a Patron Member. In a news release, Fort McKay Chief Jim Boucher said he felt “fully confident that our success can only continue to grow through the programs, commitment and support of organizations we can proudly call our own, like CCAB.” CCAB President and CEO JP Gladu called Fort McKay “one of the most successful First Nation-owned business enterprises with annual revenues in excess of $700 million.” CCAB Patron Members are the innovators who make the commitment to bridging the gaps between Aboriginal-owned businesses, community-owned economic development corporations and business Canada.