02 May

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We're thrilled to share the Vendor line-up for the upcoming Indigenomics Design Market! These remarkable organizations will be presenting their unique products and services, each contributing to the vibrant Indigenous economic landscape: FNCIAS, Joanne's Cultural Creations, INAC, SIEFI, Co-operatives First, and TELUS! Have you secured your event...

23 Jan

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‘Advancing the economic interests of the Métis Settlements in Alberta’ In November 2021, the Métis Settlements Development Corporation (MSDC) was formed to advance the economic interests of the Métis Settlements in Alberta. Created specifically to advance the economic interests of the Metis Settlements in Alberta, the...

23 Jan

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‘ICD is committed to providing directors with multi-faceted learning forums to advance their governance knowledge and build the necessary skills to enhance their contributions in the boardroom.’ The Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD) is a national not-for-profit, member-based organization established in 1981. ICD is committed to...

23 Jan

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“The Indigo Arrows line picks up where my ancestors left off.” In the heart of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Destiny Seymour, an Anishinaabe interior designer, is leading a cultural resurgence through her company, Indigo Arrows. Indigo Arrow's mission is not just about creating stunning artisan textiles; it's also...

23 Jan

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‘Industry working together towards truth and reconciliation.’ Executive Director Nick Crighton heads the Indigenous Manufacturing and Contracting Network (IMCN), a ground-breaking effort that is empowering Indigenous communities. IMCN's mission is clear: to uplift Indigenous-owned businesses in manufacturing and contracting, creating pathways and opportunities. Through tailored training...

23 Jan

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‘Creating wealth by generating business through acquisitions, investments, and partnerships.’ The Gwich’in Development Corporation (GDC) is 100% owned by the Gwich’in Tribal Council and was created shortly after the Gwich’in Comprehensive Land Claim Agreement was signed in 1992. By forming partnerships with experienced companies who have...

23 Jan

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‘A Catalyst for Indigenous Reconciliation and Economic Empowerment.’ A member of Des Nedhe Group, the economic development arm of the English River First Nation, Creative Fire is a 100% Indigenous-owned consulting agency dedicated to building bridges between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people and organizations. The firm’s service...

23 Jan

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New Indigenous Procurement Policy is a step along Regina’s journey to economic reconciliation. The City of Regina has demonstrated its commitment to reconciliation through the Indigenous Procurement Policy. (IPP) The municipality has outlined a minimum goal of achieving 20 percent engagement for Indigenous procurement. This is...

23 Jan

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‘Nation-to-Nation approach to economic development’ In March 2018 in Nova Scotia, Bayside Development Corporation Limited came into as the new business arm of Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation. Since its inception, Bayside Corporate has spearheaded the development and construction of the impressive $11 million Bayside Travel Centre, a...

23 Jan

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Empowering Indigenous lives today, with tomorrow in mind. Âsokan, which in nêhiyawêwin (Cree) means bridge, embodies a mission dedicated to bridging Indigenous knowledge with contemporary economic frameworks. Founded on the principles of empowerment and sustainability, Âsokan is a consultancy firm based in Alberta that is specializing...