Indigenous population growth in Canada is creating unprecedented economic opportunities, with businesses honouring cultural values while driving toward a potential $100 billion annual contribution.
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Exploring AI’s impact on Indigenous businesses: opportunities for growth, preservation of culture, and challenges of infrastructure, costs, and digital literacy.
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Indigenous procurement strategies can strengthen local economies and provide resilience during trade disputes between Canada and the US.
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Explores how eliminating interprovincial trade barriers could boost Canada’s economy, offset US trade disputes, and expand Indigenous business opportunities.
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CPA Manitoba’s innovative Indigenous Learners in Accounting program embeds Indigenous knowledge while increasing representation in the accounting profession.
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US imposes 25% tariffs on Canadian goods, 10% on oil. Economic experts warn of severe impact on Manitoba’s economy and Indigenous-owned businesses in trade-dependent sectors.
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Indigenous Chamber of Commerce calls for trade policies recognizing unique needs of Indigenous businesses facing import tariffs and economic challenges.
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Home » Peace Hills Trust: Providing Financial Services for Indigenous Communities By Gabriel Louër For more than four decades, Peace Hills Trust has been a pillar of financial strength and stability for Indigenous communities across Canada. The company has remained steadfast in its mission to support economic development, prosperity and, most importantly, to provide financial…
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Home » Unlocking the Economic Potential of Indigenous Procurement in Manitoba Public sector procurement represents a critical yet underutilized opportunity for economic reconciliation in Manitoba and across Canada. Governments at all levels – municipal, provincial, and federal – collectively spend approximately $300 billion annually on goods and services. However, systemic barriers continue to prevent Indigenous…
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