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Silica Mining Opportunities in Manitoba
Manitoba’s high-purity silica deposits present significant economic opportunities for Indigenous communities, but environmental concerns and community consent remain central to responsible development.
Read MoreWe’re Hiring: Executive Director
Reporting to the Board, the Executive Director provides strategic leadership and operational oversight while building trusted relationships.
Read MoreCowichan Court Ruling: Why It Matters for Indigenous Communities and the Economy
The BC Supreme Court’s Cowichan Tribes ruling recognizes Aboriginal title and could reshape Indigenous land rights, economic development, and reconciliation.
Read MoreNRG Management: Building Energy-Efficient Futures with Indigenous Communities
Métis-owned NRG Management transforms older buildings into sustainable, energy-efficient spaces. Partnering with Indigenous communities for 30+ years on clean energy solutions.
Read MoreCritical Minerals and the Future of the Indigenous Economy
Canada’s Critical Minerals Strategy prioritizes Indigenous participation and consent in a $500B sector, offering equity opportunities while protecting treaty rights.
Read MoreBudget 2025: How Will it Impact Indigenous Communities?
Budget 2025 invests $2.3B in water systems and $2.8B in Indigenous housing, but leaders criticize missing funding for health, education, and language revitalization.
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Read MoreFrom Raw Materials to Production Lines: Indigenous Manufacturing in Canada
Indigenous manufacturing in Canada offers economic potential through supply-chain integration but faces capital and logistics challenges.
Read MoreToys & Ties Recap
ICC’s annual Toys & Ties event celebrated 2025 achievements and raised donations for Zoongizi Ode, supporting vulnerable Manitoba youth and families this holiday season.
Read MoreIndigenous 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.
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