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| CANDO: Council for the Advancement of Native Development Officers CANDO is a Canada-wide organization that facilitates the education
and training of Aboriginal Economic Development Officers (EDO's).
It was founded in 1990 in response to the lack of a nationally focused
effort to provide standardized recognition of Aboriginal EDOs' professional
abilities. A board of directors elected from a slate of volunteer
EDO’s from across Canada oversees this association. NONTA: Nortern Ontario Native Tourism Association The Northern Ontario Native Tourism Association (NONTA) helps to
promote native entrepreneurs' outpost camps and lodges in Nortern
Ontario. As a result, the association helps to generate income and
employment for native people living in Northern Ontario. NONTA's
services include providing advice and assistance to First Nation
entrepreneurs, communities and organizations for the development
of tourism products for which there is market demand, which can
be sustainable and profitable, and which are culturally acceptable. Ontario Healthy Communities Coalition Our mission is to achieve social, environmental, and economic health
and well-being for individuals, communities and local governments
throughout Ontario, Canada. The Coalition supports Healthy Communities
through a number of key initiatives at the local, regional and provincial
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