The Clarence Campeau Development Fund

The Clarence Campeau Development Fund (CCDF) was established by The Métis Society of Saskatchewan Inc. subject to an agreement with the Government of Saskatchewan dated June 11, 1997. In September of 2001 an amendment to the Gaming Act recognized CCDF in legislation and a new agreement between the province and The Métis Nation - Saskatchewan Secretariat Inc. was executed in December 2002.

The purpose of the CCDF is to provide financial assistance where currently there is a void for Métis clients. The CCDF is not designed to replace or be in competition with, but to augment and complement existing government programs, agencies and other financial institutions. All applicants are to explore other sources of funding (e.g. banks, credit unions, Sasknative Economic Development, Community Futures, Aboriginal Business Canada, and the Northern Development Fund). The CCDF will not fund cultural activities, social programs, operations of political bodies, or non-economic related development projects.

Métis Energy and Resource Program Announcing a contribution of $5 million to the Clarence Campeau Development Fund to establish the new Métis Energy and Resource Program. Read More

Loan Equity Contribution Program This program is to assist Métis entrepreneurs by providing capital through interest free loans or equity that will enhance the applicant's ability to leverage financing from other institutions and agencies. Read More

Jobs at CCDF Career Opportunities Join the Team. The Clarence Campeau Development Fund is expanding their offices and growing at an unbelievable rate. Employment Opportunities