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Calls for financial services to include procurement targets

BY ELIZA BAVIN | MONDAY, 3 AUG 2020 11:41AM

First Nations Foundation (FNF) has also called on the financial services industry to aim to include procurement targets in their Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) development.

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