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Indigenous entrepreneurs are the fastest-growing business segment in Canada, driving innovation and community well-being from coast to coast to coast. However, navigating the landscape of “decolonized capital” and government support can be a challenge.
Whether you are a budding artisan with a “side hustle” or a tech founder ready to scale, here is your 2026 guide to...
For many young entrepreneurs, the path to launching a business is more than just the bottom line; it’s about community, legacy, and self-determination. While funding can often be a major hurdle for startups, the strength of a business’s foundation often determines its long-term success. Since its inception in 1996,
In an exclusive interview with Indigenous-SME Business Magazine, Dr. Wanda Wuttunee, Professor in the Department of Indigenous Studies at the University of Manitoba and former Director of Aboriginal Business Education Partners at the Asper School of Business, shares insights shaped by decades of research, leadership, and engagement with Indigenous communities...
Pow Wow Pitch is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs. At the heart of its work is the Indigenous Business Pitch Competition, created for Indigenous entrepreneurs across Turtle Island (Canada and the United States). What began as a single day at a powwow has grown into a vibrant platform where founders and community-based business owners s...
In an exclusive interview with Indigenous-SME Business Magazine, Alicia Hibbert, Founder of Edified Projects Inc., shares how relationship-driven leadership and Indigenous methodologies are reshaping the way organizations approach workplace wellbeing and collaboration. This conversation highlights the importance of building trust, valuing lived experience, and creating sp...