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How will proposed pipelines affect Indigenous communities and entrepreneurs?
Proposed pipelines offer Indigenous communities economic opportunities through equity stakes and jobs, but raise sovereignty and environmental concerns.
Read MoreUnderstanding Bill C-5 and Its Impact on Indigenous Communities
Indigenous leaders warn that Bill C-5 could undermine their rights and consultation processes, raising concerns about reconciliation.
Read MoreEvent Recap: 2025 Annual General MeetingÂ
ICC holds 2025 AGM, highlighting community-focused business approach, financial growth, and new board members for 2025-2026.
Read MoreNeebing Golf Tournament
Join the ICC’s Neebing Golf Tournament July 17 at The Players Course. Connect with Indigenous business leaders in Manitoba.
Read MoreBuilding Tomorrow: ICC Luncheon Showcases Growing Indigenous Economic Impact
Hundreds gathered at ICC’s luncheon to hear from Indigenous entrepreneurs and government leaders supporting Indigenous business growth.
Read MoreHonouring National Indigenous History Month
National Indigenous History Month honours the history, culture, and contributions of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples.
Read MoreCelebrating 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 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.
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