Electronic Service Delivery

As part of the government on-line initiative, Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada has introduced a number of fully interactive web-based tools.

 

Economic Development

  • Procurement Strategy for Aboriginal Business (PSAB)

    The federal government launched the Procurement Strategy for Aboriginal Business (PSAB) to help Aboriginal firms do more contracting with all our departments and agencies.
  • The Project Information Management System (PIMS)

    The Project Information Management System (PIMS) tracks proposals that are in progress or have been accepted or rejected, and allows the user to document justification for each assessment decision. Thus, AANDC officials can inform interested parties and stakeholders on the status of their proposal at any stage of the assessment process. The people most likely to work with PIMS are the economic development officers.

 

Education

  • Aboriginal Bursaries Search Tool

    This electronic guide facilitates eligible Aboriginal students to quickly access a national directory comprising of organizations and institutions that offer more than 750 awards, totalling more than $2.5 million.

 

First Nation Profiles

  • First Nation Profiles (FNP)

    The First Nation Profile Site allows quick and easy access to current national First Nation community profiles. Profiles include information of general interest about the First Nation, the First Nation's government, Tribal Councils and reserves.
  • First Nation Profiles Interactive Map

    Use the interactive map to get First Nation community information, including links to First Nation community websites, First Nation Profiles and Aboriginal Canada Portal.

 

Infrastructure and Housing

  • Housing & Infrastructure Assets

    Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada has deployed into production the new Integrated Capital Management System (ICMS). The web-enabled ICMS was developed to support improved Community Infrastructure data collection and to replace the Housing and Infrastructure Assets Website (H&IA) and the Capital Asset Management System (CAMS).

    Please be advised that the Housing and Infrastructure Assets (H&IA) Website is no longer available for updates. The 2007/2008 Housing and Infrastructure Assets data is now collected through the Integrated Capital Management System. For further information, please contact your regional housing representative.

 

Lands

  • First Nation Land Register System (FNLRS) FNLRS is a database of instruments registered in the Indian Lands Registry relating to Reserve Lands under the First Nation Land Management Act. The FNLRS allows all users to perform enquiries and generate reports on data in the system. Electronic copies of instruments registered in the First Nation Land Register System can also be viewed and printed from the system. To find Reserve Land records under the Indian Act please use the Indian Lands Registry System (ILRS).
  • Indian Lands Registry System (ILRS)

    ILRS is a database of instruments registered in the Indian Lands Registry relating to Reserve Lands and Crown Lands. The ILRS allows all users to perform enquiries and generate reports on data in the system. Electronic copies of instruments registered in the Indian Lands Registry can also be viewed and printed from the system. To find First Nations Land records under the First Nation Land Management Act please use the First Nation Land Register System (FNLRS).
  • Land Sales System (LSS)

    The Land Sales System is a database of information pertaining to lands which have been surrendered for sale by Indian Bands.
  • NetLands

    NetLands is a computer application which can be used in the management of land transactions on reserve lands. Designed to help AANDC and Band staff manage lands projects and associated land instrument details.
  • Self Government First Nations Lands Registry (SGFNLR)

    The SGFNLR is a database of instruments that are registered/recorded in a First Nation's Land Registry established according to its specific Self Government Land Management Act. The SGFNLR can accommodate more than one First Nation. The SGFNLR allows users to perform enquiries and generate reports relating to their specific First Nation. Electronic copies of instruments registered in the Self Government First Nations Lands Registry can also be viewed and printed.