b'Respecting First Nations, Inuit and Metis Children, Youth and Families; Resolution 15/19, Bill C-91: An Act Respecting Indigenous Languages; Resolution 47/18, Support for an Ontario First Nations Child Advocate; Resolution 38/18, Chiefs of Ontario Oppose the Ford Governments Elim-ination of the Office of the Environ-mental Commissioner of Ontario; Resolution 16/19, Ontario Bill 74, The Peoples Health Care Act, 2019; Resolution 51/18, Interim Funding Approach for First Nation Educa-tion; and Resolution 40/18, Ending Violence Against Indigenous Women Strategy, along with many others. This year, Chiefs of Ontario is gearing up for the Federal Election and the upcoming annual Fall Special Chiefs Assembly in November 2019. They hope to continue working toward a more inclusive, stronger and coordinated voice and to facilitate a space where communities are able to make decisions based on their own traditional laws and customs that will ensure a better future for the next seven generations.Brian Davey, DirectorTheAnishnawbeBusinessProfessionalAssociationisanon-profit,member-basedorganizationwithanofficeinThunder Bay,Ontario.WeservetheFirstNationbusinesscommunity and express positions on business issues and other public issues relevanttoFirstNationbusiness,onbehalfofitsmembers. We provide a forum for the First Nation business community to develop policies and programming which contribute to the socio-economic well-being and quality of life of FirstRachael Paquette, Vice President Ron Marano, Vice PresidentNations peoples in Northern Ontario.We also serve non-First Nation businesses by providing information,guidance,andaccesstoawide-ranging network through events and sponsorship.Join us today and become a member by visitingWWW.ANISHNAWBEBUSINESS.COM Jason Rasevych, President Jason Thompson, TreasurerISSUE 1 2019C hIEfS ofo ntarIoA dvocAte magazInE l 19'