Economic Reconciliation
Indigenous 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 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.
Read MoreWhy Community Building, Not Punishment, Is the Key to Safer Indigenous Communities in Canada
Canada must shift from punitive to community-based justice for Indigenous peoples, addressing root causes through restorative practices that heal rather than punish.
Read MoreBridging the Employment Gap: Creating Inclusive Workplaces for Indigenous Talent
Learn how the ICC is bridging employment gaps and discover inclusive hiring strategies and success stories for indigenous talent.
Read MoreBuilding One Manitoba: Indigenous Chamber of Commerce Reflects on Budget 2025
Manitoba’s ICC applauds Budget 2025’s ‘Building One Manitoba’ vision, highlighting investments in infrastructure and Indigenous economic growth opportunities.
Read MoreIndigenous Population Growth and the Expanding Influence of Indigenous Business in Canada
Indigenous population growth in Canada is creating unprecedented economic opportunities, with businesses honouring cultural values while driving toward a potential $100 billion annual contribution.
Read MoreHow Will Artificial Intelligence Affect Indigenous Businesses?
Exploring AI’s impact on Indigenous businesses: opportunities for growth, preservation of culture, and challenges of infrastructure, costs, and digital literacy.
Read MoreHow the CPA Profession is Promoting Reconciliation through Education
CPA Manitoba’s innovative Indigenous Learners in Accounting program embeds Indigenous knowledge while increasing representation in the accounting profession.
Read MoreHow Will Tariffs Affect Manitobans and Indigenous-owned Businesses?
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.
Read MoreAttracting Indigenous Talent
Attracting Indigenous Talent Home » Economic Reconciliation » Page 3 By Gabriel Louër Why Building a Competitive Workplace for Indigenous Workers Matters for Business and for Reconciliation For many Indigenous communities, barriers to entering the workforce can hinder opportunities for economic advancement. Indigenous communities have consistently fared worse in the labour market when compared to…
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