Ownership
FNFM is majority First Nations-owned. Our ownership reflects our mission: to build wealth, foster trust, and create opportunities for First Nations communities across generations.
FNFM's six shareholder Nations have come together to forge a new path forward — one that changes how capital flows in Canada. This unity fosters equity by integrating First Nations leadership and worldviews into the financial system, thereby honouring Treaty rights and collective priorities.
Through FNFM, we are not only opening doors today — we are reshaping Canada’s capital markets so that First Nations participation is central, visible, and lasting. Together, we are building wealth, influence, and a future where Indigenous voices influence the direction of Canada’s economy.
ATHABASCA CHIPEWYAN First Nation
ACFN Industry Investments LP
The Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN), also known as the K'ai Tailé Dené, are people with a deep historical and cultural connection to the Peace-Athabasca Delta, relying on the land for traditional practices. As signatories of Treaty 8, they are protective of their inherent and cultural rights, traditional land, and language, with a mission to honor ancestral ways while innovating new methods to safeguard their heritage for future generations. With approximately 1,400 members residing in various locations, including eight reserves, the ACFN also works to assess environmental impacts through their Dené Lands and Resource Management (DLRM) and has a business arm, Acden, providing services to Alberta's oil sands.
COLD LAKE First Nations
Yonáthéde Limited Partnership
The Cold Lake First Nations (CLFN) is a community of approximately 3,000 members, with over 1,300 residing on-reserve, distinguished by a strong cultural identity deeply rooted in their Denesųłiné heritage. Many members continue to uphold traditional ways of living, including hunting, fishing, berry picking, gathering medicines, and camping on the land, honoured practices that remain central to their way of life.
CLFN has a progressive economic development plan, providing corporate structure and fostering the engagement of our people, while championing efforts to sustain an excellent quality of life for our members for generations to come. Maintaining access to our lands and resources for the practice of Treaty rights is a key priority for CLFN.
Since the creation of the Air Weapons Range in 1952, much of our traditional territory has been lost or reconfigured. Naturally, we strive to protect our people, our environment, and our way of life through ongoing education and awareness.
FORT MCMURRAY 468 First Nation
Fort McMurray 468 Investment Holdings LP
The Fort McMurray 468 First Nation, a Cree band located 38.4 kilometers from Fort McMurray, Alberta, envisions itself
as a proud First Nation that prioritizes its people, culture, and land. They aim to achieve economic sustainability, self-sufficiency, and a vibrant, healthy community, operating with integrity, community participation, and transparent leadership. Having signed adhesion to Treaty 8 in 1899 and separating from the Fort McKay First Nation in 1942, they now comprise four reserves totaling approximately 31 km², with Gregoire Lake 176 being the largest and most populated. The Nation operates under "Eight Community Pillars" that embody their values and vision of self-governance, emphasizing guiding principles such as ethical leadership, transparency, and mutual respect for one another and Mother Earth.
HEART LAKE First Nation
Heart Lake First Nation Capital Markets Limited Partnership
The Heart Lake First Nation, also known as Heart Lake First Nation #469, is located approximately 70 kilometers northeast of Lac La Biche, Alberta, and 220 kilometers northeast of Edmonton, Alberta. Their reserve covers 4,496 hectares along the west and north sides of Heart Lake. As a signatory to Treaty 6 and part of the Tribal Chiefs' Ventures Tribal Council, the Nation historically relied on hunting, trapping, and fishing within their traditional territories for subsistence and cultural practices. The Nation emphasizes unity and integrity in building a better future, valuing collaboration with industry to create training and employment opportunities for its members, particularly within the local oil and gas sector. They also ensure community contributions from project developments to support infrastructure and program costs.
SAWRIDGE First Nation
Sawridge Capital Markets Limited Partnership
The Sawridge First Nation is a self-determining and economically developed Cree Nation located at the east end of Lesser Slave Lake in Alberta, near the Town of Slave Lake. As an original signatory to Treaty No. 8, signed on June 21, 1899, the Nation holds a strong historical and cultural foundation. On August 24, 2009, Sawridge First Nation adopted its own Constitution, further affirming its commitment to self-governance and Nation-building.
Sawridge First Nation is dedicated to being innovative, progressive, and prosperous. The Nation governs in a harmonious and balanced way that values relationships, customs, and traditions, while honoring and respecting both culture and the environment.
The Mission Statement of the Sawridge First Nation is to work cooperatively, collaboratively, and continuously to achieve its vision while protecting inherent, Treaty, and other rights for present and future generations.
WHITEFISH LAKE #128 First Nation
Goodfish Investment Limited Partnership
The Whitefish Lake First Nation #128 is a proud and resilient community that deeply values its culture, traditions, and unity. Their new Multiplex Building serves as a central hub for sports, cultural activities, and gatherings, also featuring a conference room for community meetings and training. This facility is surrounded by other essential community buildings, including administration offices, a daycare, a fire hall, a school, and bussing services, all working together to serve the residents. The Nation is dedicated to honoring its past, embracing the present, and building a strong future for generations to come, guided by their motto, "Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow."
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