By renting meeting rooms to the general public (e.g., birthday parties and other community events) the current Indian Act Council envisioned the center as a self-sustaining business, that could generate adequate revenue to pay for the center's operating costs and staffing.
It planned on the center generating adequate revenue to pay for the center's operating costs and staffing. By renting meeting rooms to the community for special events (e.g., birthday parties and other celebrations), the current Indian Act Council envisioned the center as a self-sustaining business.
By renting meeting rooms to the community for special events (e.g., birthday parties and other celebrations), the current Indian Act Council envisioned the center as a self-sustaining business. It planned on the center generating adequate revenue to pay for the center's operating costs and staffing.
By renting meeting rooms to the community for special events (e.g., birthday parties and other celebrations), the current Indian Act Council envisioned the center as a self-sustaining business. It planned on the center generating adequate revenue to pay for the center's operating costs and staffing.