Government of Canada invests to support Indigenous stories through broadcasting

Ottawa announces $17M for production and broadcasting of Indigenous content

Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture Marc Miller said 23 radio stations across Canada will benefit from the $17 million. He called the funding “critical,” because these stations often broadcast to remote communities where they might not get news from other sources.

Government of Canada invests to support Indigenous stories through broadcasting

The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister responsible for Official Languages, announced $17.2 million in funding for Indigenous audio and video content YELLOWKNIFE, NT, March 20, 2026 /CNW/ - Indigenous Peoples are the guardians of their stories. Support for Indigenous broadcasting in the North is an essential tool for empowering them to tell these stories, preserve their cultures and identities, and adva…

Feds provide more than $17M to audiovisual groups in northern Indigenous communities - The Wire Report

The funding will be allocated under the Northern Aboriginal Broadcasting stream of Ottawa’s Indigenous Languages Program.  The post Feds provide more than $17M to audiovisual groups in northern Indigenous communities appeared first on The Wire Report.

Feds announce $17.2M to support Indigenous broadcasting in the North

The federal government has announced $17.2 million in support over two years for Indigenous broadcasting in the North. Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister responsible for Official Languages Marc Miller announced the funding for the production and broadcasting of Indigenous audio and video content. To be eligible for funding, recipients must broadcast north of the Hamelin Line, drawn at the 55th parallel. Provided through the N…