Community Infrastructure

Bloodvein First Nation strengthens community infrastructure with a new 2026 Ford F-750 septic truck, supporting reliable waste management and long-term community health.

Have equipment sitting unused in your community? Learn how First Nations can trade in old equipment toward new purchases or get it assessed and repaired.

Winter tires, drop-down chains, and heavy-duty suspension—learn what First Nations communities need to know about preparing motor coaches for northern conditions.

Don't wait until December to plan for winter road season. Learn why early planning matters and what questions First Nations communities should be asking now.

Sapotaweyak Education Authority takes another step toward sustainable infrastructure with the addition of a Ford F-550 dump truck, supporting local projects and education initiatives.

Pinaymootang First Nation enhances local transport with a new reefer trailer, ensuring safe delivery of temperature-sensitive goods in all conditions.

Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation strengthens fire response with a new FireLine Quick Attack Type 6 truck, delivered in partnership with Thom Brokerage & Consulting.

Keewaywin First Nation celebrates the arrival of a new school bus, improving transportation thanks to community leadership and winter road season planning.

Bearskin Lake First Nation strengthens community independence with their new fuel truck, ensuring reliable fuel delivery for homes and services through harsh northern winters.

Lake Manitoba First Nation strengthens community infrastructure through strategic acquisition of a new dump body truck, working in partnership with Thom Brokerage & Consulting to enhance local service delivery capacity.

Keeseekoowenin Ojibway Nation strengthens community infrastructure with their new Ford F-750 compactor, enhancing waste management efficiency through strategic partnership and local leadership.

Lac Seul First Nation celebrates the arrival of a new 32-passenger Starcraft bus through community leadership and strategic collaboration, enhancing transportation services for community members.

Discover how Tootinaowaziibeeng Treaty Reserve, through strategic partnership and CHRT funding, acquired a new MCI J4500 bus to strengthen community mobility and connection.

Discover how Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation, in partnership with Thom Brokerage & Consulting, acquired a new MCI J4500 bus to enhance community mobility and connection.

Learn how Deer Lake First Nation partnered with Thom Brokerage & Consulting to acquire a 2024 Ford F750 water and septic truck, enhancing their community services.