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Acadia First Nation, with communities spanning the southwestern region of Nova Scotia, is a powerful example of how strategic leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurship can drive long-term economic success. With a population of approximately 1,200 members and community locations in Yarmouth, Meteghan, Gold River, Wildcat, and Hebbville, Acadia’s broad geographic presence gives it a unique advantage—connecting coastal resources, inland trade routes, and major tourism corridors across the province. The Nation’s business portfolio is among the most diverse in Atlantic Canada, with successful ventures in gaming, retail, fisheries, hospitality, and energy. Acadia First Nation’s enterprises have created jobs, supported local supply chains, and contributed significantly to regional development. The community’s ongoing investments in renewable energy, housing, and education demonstrate a long-term commitment to sustainability and capacity building. Acadia’s leadership continues to prioritize innovation and partnerships that respect Mi’kmaq values while advancing modern business opportunities. Acadia First Nation illustrates how reconciliation becomes real through partnership and shared prosperity. By working with government, business, and industry across Nova Scotia and beyond, the Nation continues to open doors for collaboration that benefits Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities alike—proving that when inclusion and opportunity align, everyone moves forward together. Join today at www.itstimeforchange.ca and unlock powerful tools designed to grow your business, save you time and money, and connect you directly to new opportunities for partnership and success.
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