Arrowhead Development Corporation (ADC) was established to develop business concepts and incorporate businesses under a development corporation. ADC is governed by the Board of Directors and a Chief Executive Officer. The ADC manages band owned businesses on its three reserves; Long Plain Reserve No. 6, Keeshkeemaquah Reserve (Portage la Prairie), and Long Plain Madison Indian Reserve (Winnipeg).
Our vision is to assist, support, build and strengthen the Long Plain First Nation’s economic base and improve the quality of life for our citizens by creating long-term employment and stable business operations.
Our mission is to explore economic development opportunities, venture and investments for the future well-being of the Long Plain First Nation.
Our mandate includes establishing, developing, administrating and managing Long Plain First Nation business ventures and providing funding to non-funded community projects, activities and events on behalf of the First Nation
Located:
Provincial Highway #305 at Yellowquill Trail
Located:
5000 Crescent Road West, Portage la Prairie
Located:
474 Madison Street, Winnipeg
Winnipeg’s newest pot shop has officially opened its doors — and it’s the first to open on an urban reserve in the city. Meta Cannabis Supply Co., a joint venture between Long Plain First Nation and National Access Cannabis, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday. The shop — located at 420 Madison St. (and yes, that cannabis-culture related number really is the…
Customers young and old turned out in droves to get a taste of the region’s first legal cannabis dispensary. High Tide, Ultra Sour, Super Skunk and Ghost Train Haze are just a couple varieties of the herb available at the retail store, located at 79 Keesekeemaquah Drive at the west end of Crescent Road on…
OTTAWA — The abandoned Kapyong Barracks lands could include a daycare, hotel, Indigenous hospice, war museum and gas bar, according to initial renderings of how local First Nations envision the site. Renderings commissioned by Treaty One First Nations show the the 160-acre site could also include sports facilities and mixed-use buildings, in the first detailed…
Yesterday saw the official sod turning for new hotel on Crescent Road West, just outside Portage la Prairie. It’s a 10.5 million dollar initiative of Long Plain First Nation, partnering with Wyndham Hotels and Resorts. Long Plain Chief Dennis Meeches says it’s part of his focus on economic sovereignty. “Because I really believe job growth…
READ REPORT HERE Indigenous people in Manitoba pump billions of dollars to the provincial economy each year, according to a new report that aims to give a clearer picture of the economic impact of First Nations, Métis and Inuit people. Total spending by Indigenous governments, businesses and households in the province added up to $9.3…
