Posts by comms_icc
Indigenous Health Innovations Recap
The ICC and BAM hosted the Indigenous Health Innovations conference in Winnipeg, bringing together healthcare professionals, traditional medicine practitioners, and industry leaders to explore the intersection of Indigenous health, technology, and cultural practices.
Read MoreThe Green Transition and Indigenous Communities
Indigenous communities lead Canada’s clean energy transition through ownership of 20% of renewable infrastructure, creating jobs and economic sovereignty.
Read MoreIndigenous Businesses at the Forefront of Health Tech: IcMD and Mede Chan
Discover how Indigenous-owned health tech companies are transforming healthcare delivery in Indigenous communities through telemedicine, culturally grounded care, revenue-sharing models, and innovative digital solutions that bridge tradition and technology.
Read MoreFrom Community to Capital: The Role of Indigenous Financial Institutions
Indigenous financial institutions provide culturally appropriate financing where mainstream banks fall short, supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs and creating sustainable economic development across Canadian communities.
Read MoreHonouring Indigenous Veterans: November 8
National Indigenous Veterans Day, November 8, honours over 12,000 Indigenous soldiers who served in WWI, WWII, and beyond—often without equal rights or recognition.
Read MoreStrong Hearts, Strong Futures: Zoongizi Ode Leads with Compassion and Community at the Core
Discover how Zoongizi Ode (‘Strong Heart’) empowers Indigenous youth and families in Winnipeg through education, advocacy, and community support.
Read MoreHow Indigenous Entrepreneurs are Combining Tradition and Innovation
Discover how Indigenous entrepreneurs across Canada are reshaping business by blending traditional values with modern innovation.
Read MoreIndigenous Perspectives on Medicine
Explore Indigenous perspectives on medicine as holistic systems integrating traditional practices, community wellness, and cultural protocols.
Read MoreBuilding Belonging: How Raven Ozhigaa Advances Reconciliation Through Housing and Community Empowerment
Raven Ozhigaa Development founder Donna Mathieson advances Indigenous reconciliation through affordable, culturally grounded housing and partnerships that restore belonging and empower communities.
Read MoreIndigenous Tourism: Pathways, Promise & Policy
Indigenous tourism in Canada: Learn how new funding, partnerships, and culturally rooted experiences are creating pathways to reconciliation and economic sovereignty.
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