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Celebrating Culture and Commerce at the 20th Manito Ahbee Festival
The ICC participated in the 20th annual Manito Ahbee Festival in Manitoba, connecting with attendees to support Indigenous entrepreneurship.
Read MoreRevitalizing Indigenous Communities: MKO Harvester Program
The MKO Harvester Program supports Northern Indigenous communities through traditional food gathering, addressing food insecurity while preserving cultural practices and promoting self-determination.
Read MoreBlue Bombers Join Indigenous Chamber
The Indigenous Chamber of Commerce welcomes the Winnipeg Football Club as its newest member, recognizing their commitment to Indigenous communities through meaningful partnerships and initiatives across Manitoba.
Read MoreLaunching Success: Celebrating Young Indigenous Entrepreneurs at the Forefront of Change
ICC presents three visionary Indigenous entrepreneurs at ‘Launching Success’ luncheon May 29: Rayel Smoke (Nina Waste Events), Darion Ducharme (Teqare), and Emilie McKinney (Anishinaabe Bimishimo).
Read MoreIndigenous Export Development: Expanding Trade Beyond Turtle Island
How Indigenous businesses can expand global trade beyond US markets amid uncertainty, building economic resilience through new international partnerships.
Read MoreBoard Spotlight: Young Métis Leader Matthew Carriere Brings Youthfulness to the ICC
Matthew Carriere: Red River Métis leader serving on the Indigenous Chamber of Commerce board, Asper School graduate bridging corporate success with youth advocacy in Indigenous business.
Read MoreWhat Can Indigenous Communities Expect from the New Federal Government?
Examining Indigenous expectations under PM Carney’s minority government: Will greater representation and platform promises translate to meaningful progress on treaty rights and sovereignty?
Read MoreEvent Recap: Creating Equitable Partnerships
ICC hosted a panel on inclusive workplace policies for Indigenous employees. Business leaders shared insights and strategies on economic reconciliation.
Read MoreMay 5: Honouring the National Day for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and Two-Spirited People (MMIWG2S)
A day to honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit people. Remember lives lost and join the call for justice and systemic change.
Read MoreWhy Promoting Indigenous Art Is Essential for Education and Reconciliation
Indigenous art bridges cultural divides, confronts colonial histories, and creates pathways to reconciliation in education and public life.
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