Posts Tagged ‘economic reconciliation’
Supporting Indigenous Organizations on Orange Shirt Day
Support Indigenous communities this Orange Shirt Day by buying from Indigenous-owned businesses.
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 MoreArctic Defence Spending: How Will it Impact Indigenous Communities?
Arctic defence spending is set to increase under the current administration, potentially disrupting the lifestyle of Indigenous communities.
Read MoreICC Celebrates Southland Mall Re-Opening
The ICC proudly attended the celebration of the reopening of the Southland Mall in Winkler, Manitoba.
Read MoreThe Métis Story: From Past to Present
The Métis people founded the province of Manitoba, yet continue to fight for their rights.
Read MoreOodena Gas & Convenience Grand Opening: A Milestone in Indigenous Economic Sovereignty
Oodena Gas & Convenience opens as first Indigenous-owned business on Naawi-Oodena, marking a historic milestone in economic reconciliation.
Read MoreProposed Wind Farms in Indigenous Communities: A Path Toward Clean Energy and Economic Self-Determination
Indigenous communities across Canada are developing wind farms they own and control, creating economic opportunities while advancing clean energy.
Read MoreWith Heartfelt Gratitude to Save the Children Canada
The ICC thanks Save the Children Canada for donating 290 Indigenous authored books to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities across the Province.
Read MoreUnlocking Opportunity: Free Trade and Movement Agreements for Indigenous Communities Across the U.S. – Canada Border
Indigenous-led free trade agreements between the U.S. and Canada could modernize Jay Treaty rights, supporting cross-border commerce and sovereignty.
Read MoreAll You Need to Know About the Indigenous Business Directory (IBD)
ICC’s Indigenous Business Directory connects verified Indigenous-owned businesses with procurement opportunities, promoting economic reconciliation.
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