15°c Light rain
Winnipeg Free Press - ONLINE EDITION
Former Buffalo Point chief inducted into business hall of fame
Jim Thunder, the former hereditary chief of Buffalo Point First Nation in southeastern Manitoba has been inducted into the Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame.
Thunder joined C.T. (Manny) Jules of the Tk’emlúps Indian Band, British Columbia in being recognized at an event sponsored by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business and ESS Support Services Worldwide (a member of Compass Group Canada).
Thunder held the role of hereditary chief of Buffalo Point First Nation from 1967 to 1997. Under his leadership, he drove the implementation of a long-term economic development plan for his community.
The Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business’ Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame Awards were presented at en event in Toronto this week.
More Latest News
- Back to Top
- Return to Latest News
More Latest News
(1 of 27 articles for today)
Harper to be on hot seat at Tuesday caucus after chief of staff quits
3:31 PM 0View Related
Poll
Most Popular Latest News
- Head-on collision kills pickup driver
- Police make grow-op bust
- Country music goes to pot
- Manitoba's changing spiritual landscape
- Phone cracked? Cool
- Accused in alleged smartphone scam charged
- The end of the credit card?
- Province announces service for Elijah Harper
- Two charged in golf course burglary
- 'It's a beautiful story': There's not always a tomorrow to say you're sorry or make things right
- Seattle man dribbling soccer ball to Brazil killed by car on Oregon Coast
- Aboriginal leader Elijah Harper dies
- News of city's $17-million winner leaks out on FB
- Woman killed in head-on crash in southwestern Manitoba
- Horrific crash kills minivan driver near Brandon
- Charleswood deaths being investigated as domestic incident
- Crushing blow for amateur sport
- US woman credits 'mother's instincts' in chase of 4-year-old daughter's abductor
- Flood victim gets six years for shotgun threat, attack
- Hundreds pitch in to dig out houses damaged, destroyed by Ochre Beach ice floe
- Seattle man dribbling soccer ball to Brazil killed by car on Oregon Coast
- Driver crashes into tree near golf course
- Arrests made after raids on local head shops
- Aboriginal leader Elijah Harper dies
- News of city's $17-million winner leaks out on FB
- Passengers from diverted flight to leave Winnipeg Thursday night
- No threat from bag found at Winnipeg Square
- Susan Griffiths dies in Switzerland
- Woman killed in head-on crash in southwestern Manitoba
- Hundreds pitch in to dig out houses damaged, destroyed by Ochre Beach ice floe
- Marsh Madness: Photographers Fred Greenslade and Joe Bryksa capture spring migration's grandeur at Delta Marsh
- Manitoba's changing spiritual landscape
- Two charged in golf course burglary
- Phone cracked? Cool
- The end of the credit card?
- Katz bogeys again
- Aboriginal leader Elijah Harper dies
- An uncommon phenomenon
- Marsh Madness: Photographers Fred Greenslade and Joe Bryksa capture spring migration's grandeur at Delta Marsh
- U.S. bill would give Canadian snowbirds more time to spend in the sun
- Guitar-playing astronaut bows out of space station with music video of Bowie's 'Space Oddity'
- Microsoft update to address Windows 8 complaints, confusion will be free; to be called 8.1
- Horrific crash kills minivan driver near Brandon
- Uganda: Blessed are the children
- Winning 6/49 ticket purchased in Winnipeg
- New website profiles neighbourhoods of Winnipeg
- Aboriginal leader Elijah Harper dies
- Dogs can experience separation anxiety and depression just like humans
- Paul McCartney to play Winnipeg Aug. 12
- Ontario steps in to help save ELA
- Saskatchewan professor wants to test the health benefits of nose-picking
- 'Revenge of the redheads': Ginger-haired Montrealers gather in celebration
- An uncommon phenomenon
- RCMP charge man with double-homicide in Ethelbert
- Passengers from diverted flight to leave Winnipeg Thursday night
- Hundreds pitch in to dig out houses damaged, destroyed by Ochre Beach ice floe
Ads by Google
You can comment on most stories on winnipegfreepress.com. You can also agree or disagree with other comments. All you need to do is register and/or login and you can join the conversation and give your feedback.
Have Your Say
New to commenting? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions.
The Winnipeg Free Press does not necessarily endorse any of the views posted. By submitting your comment, you agree to our Terms and Conditions. These terms were revised effective April 16, 2010.