Posts by comms_icc
Spotlight on the Manitoba Aboriginal Sports & Recreation Council
Learn how Manitoba Aboriginal Sports & Recreation Council empowers Indigenous communities through sport, wellness, and reconciliation.
Read MoreFederal Housing Policies: What They Mean for Indigenous Communities in ManitobaÂ
How federal housing initiatives and billions in funding are impacting Indigenous communities in Manitoba—opportunities, challenges, and what’s next.
Read MoreHow Will Climate Change Affect Indigenous Communities?
Indigenous communities are disproportionately affected by climate change, facing threats from traditional food systems to cultural disruption.
Read MoreICC’s Moonlit Masquerade Ball Returns
Join the ICC’s Moonlit Masquerade Ball for an elegant evening of networking, fine dining, and cultural celebration for Winnipeg’s business leaders.
Read MoreICC Open House Recap
The ICC welcomed over 80 community members to its Open House, fostering meaningful connections and showcasing ICC’s mission and programs.
Read MoreSupporting Indigenous Organizations on Orange Shirt Day
Support Indigenous communities this Orange Shirt Day by buying from Indigenous-owned businesses.
Read MoreHow Foreign Direct Investment is Shaping Indigenous Communities
FDI is empowering Indigenous communities with 40% majority-owned projects, filling investment gaps, and creating new opportunities for economic growth.
Read MoreTraining Series Part 3 Recap: Empowering Indigenous Leadership
ICC’s Training Series Part 3 brought together Indigenous entrepreneurs and allies to discuss leadership, mentorship, and building economic opportunities.
Read MorePeguis First Nation: Building Strength in Export Markets
Peguis First Nation leads Indigenous trade with diverse exports from clean energy to traditional goods, building economic sovereignty and market strength.
Read MoreYouth Entrepreneurship: A Tradition of Raising the Future
Indigenous youth lead Canada’s entrepreneurial surge, starting businesses at 5x the national rate and contributing $50 billion annually to economic growth.
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