The Native Women’s Association of Canada says a major shortfall in federal funding has forced it to lay off roughly half its workforce.
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The advocacy organization says as part of Canada’s national apprenticeship program and other initiatives, it received grants last year totalling $48 million. This year, revenue dropped to $10 million.
The organization is calling on the federal government to provide more stable core funding.
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