the creative force and owner behind the Indigenous fashion studio Cree Couture,

Indigenous beading isn't just a craft; it's a lifelong connection to her heritage and family.

From the remote community of Neskantaga to the bustling heart of Canada's largest city, Joseph Sagaj has forged a remarkable career...

Chrystal Tabobandung is confronting history head-on. As the founder of the award-winning Indigenous business, RAISE

Indigenous Youth Entrepreneur is a rising star in Canada's Indigenous economy and the holistic social development sector.

Through Diamond Willow Kwe, Davina Serotiuk masterfully blends her artistic talent, cultural heritage, and growing Indigenous youth entrepreneurial skills.

Ultimately, Nimoosh Grooming & Boutique stands out in the Toronto landscape as a testament to values-driven Indigenous youth small business.

Indigenous Youth Entrepreneur, Artist, Speaker, and Advocate.

Cynthia & Samantha Dick By Your Favorite Aunties Website: https://byyourfavoriteaunties.com/ By Your Favorite Aunties is a Tsilhqot’in-owned business run by sisters Samantha and Cynthia from Tl’etinqox. They handcraft beadwork, ribbon skirts, and custom digital art apparel inspired by their Tsilhqot’in culture and ranching heritage. Rooted in the teachings of their grandparents, their creations blend traditional artistry with modern designs. Operating part-time after work a

Randy Freese Freeze Frame Financial Website: https://sites.google.com/view/guelph-bookkeeping Randy Freese operates Freeze Flame...

Wesley Havill Wesley Havill Indigenous Art Website: https://www.wesleyhavillindigenousart.com Wesley Havill is Ojibway, Eagle Clan, from Batchewana First Nation, in Sault Ste. Marie.  He is a multi-talented craftsman who works with a great variety of materials; he carves moose antler and designs using pyrography; he is also an Artist Blacksmith and his work extends to materials, such as wood, copper and steel.   Wesley showcases his passion for his culture, nature and animals

Charles Catchpole Charger Foods Website: https://mnopgwad.com/ Charles Catchpole is an Anishinaabe Chef and Entrepreneur. He is a member of Couchiching First Nation. Charles is based in Toronto where he owns and operates Charger foods. Among other things, he sells a line of unique hot sauces and salad dressings. And Charger foods offers a unique catering experience specializing in indigenous foods.    Charles is also dedicated to Indigenous Food Sovereignty initiatives and m

Zechariah James is a youth Métis entrepreneur.