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  • IN-PERSON Squamish Nation CCAE Indigenous Business & Entrepreneurship Skills Training (BEST) Program

    Please Click Here to Apply Applications are open to all Indigenous People (Status, Non-status, Métis and Inuit) . The application Deadline is March 23rd, 2026, at 5 pm (or until the program is filled). There are only 25 spots available. After we receive your application, we will contact you within 7 business days to provide your letter of acceptance. Full Program Details Below:    Where: In-Person ,  3-1500 Railway St. North Vancouver, BC V7J 1B5 When/Class Schedule: 10 classes, 11:00 a.m. To 4:00 p.m. (Pacific Standard Time), on Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays, March 31st to April 16th, 2026. Dates:  March 31st, April, 1st, 2nd, 7th, 8th, 9th, 14th, 15th, 16th & Graduation Cerimony on Friday April 17th 2026. Participants must be available to attend at least 75% of the classes. For more information or if you require assistance completing the application, please contact:  Sts'its'áp'new̓as Employment & Future Skills Nexw7áýstwaý Training & Trades Centre : | Office: 604-980-7946  | Email:  tradescentre@squamish.net What:  BEST (Business and Entrepreneurship Skills Training) is the only entrepreneurship program of its kind in Canada, in operation for over 25 years! The BEST Program has helped over 5,000 Indigenous participants start successful new businesses and achieve greater levels of professional, personal, and entrepreneurial success! BEST benefits people in all stages of business development who want to turn their dreams into a reality. Some people are looking for a part-time business to increase their income, others have a big idea and need access to tools to make it work, and some are eager to write a plan that will help them get the funding they need to grow their venture. TOPICS INCLUDE: 101 Business Ideas for Indigenous Entrepreneurs |  Technology to Enhance Your Business |  Polishing Your Idea |  Building Your Business Plan |  Marketing |  Financing and Tax |  Assessing Your Idea |  Market Research |  Operations Strategy |  Operating Challenges |  E-business: "How to make sales online" |  Financial Literacy |  BEST Business Technology for You |  Hiring the BEST |  Basic Bookkeeping |  Funding & Sales Presentations PROGRAM INCLUDES: Business coaching |  Ongoing mentoring |  Help to start and grow your business |  Canadian Indigenous guest speakers Your completed registration will be kept in strict confidence.

  • HYBRID Onion Lake Cree Nation CCAE Aboriginal Business & Entrepreneurship Skills Training (BEST) Program

    Please Click Here To Apply Applications are open to all registered members of the Onion Lake Cree Nation community and their direct family. The application Deadline is March 2nd, 2026, at 5pm (or until the program is filled).  There are only 30 spots available. After we receive your application, we will contact you within 10 business days to provide your letter of acceptance and confirm your participation. Full Program Details Below:    Where: Hybrid  Online Via Zoom and Optionally In-Person at the   Onion Lake Cree Nation Community Centre. (Address Seekaskootch I R, Onion Lake, SK S0M 2E0 ) When:   Class Schedule: For 3 weeks, Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays, March 10th to 27th 2026, 11:00 a.m. To 4:00 p.m (Mountain Time).  Your completed registration will be kept in strict confidence. For more information or if you require assistance completing the application, please contact:  Lydia Lewis - ETC Coordinator| lydia.lewis@onionlake.ca | (780) 522-9082 What:  CCAE Aboriginal BEST (Business and Entrepreneurship Skills Training) is the only entrepreneurship program of its kind in Canada for over 25 years! The BEST Program has helped over 5,000 Indigenous Canadian participants start successful new businesses and achieve greater levels of professional, personal and entrepreneurial success! BEST benefits people in all stages of business development who want to turn their dreams into a reality. Some people are looking for a part-time business to increase their income, others have a big idea and need access to tools to make it work, and some are eager to write a plan that will help them get the funding they need to grow their venture. TOPICS INCLUDE: 101 Business Ideas for Indigenous Entrepreneurs |  Technology to enhance your business |  Polishing Your Idea |  Building Your Business Plan |  Marketing |  Financing and Tax |  Assessing Your Idea |  Market Research |  Operations Strategy |  Operating Challenges |  E-business: "How to make sales online" |  Financial Literacy |  BEST Business Technology for You |  Hiring the BEST |  Basic Bookkeeping |  Funding & Sales Presentations PROGRAM INCLUDES: Business coaching |  Ongoing mentoring |  Help to start and grow your business |  Canadian Indigenous guest speakers HYBRID Onion Lake Cree Nation CCAE Aboriginal Business & Entrepreneurship Skills Training (BEST) Program

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    Success Stories Mountain Sky Soaps Learn More Nigel Fox Learn More DJ "O Show" Learn More KISS THE BRIDE Custom Wedding and Grad Learn More Haida Gwaii Art Shop Learn More Ebesse ZoZo on Dragon’s Den Learn More O2 Technical Diving Learn More Inez Jasper Learn More Some of the Many Other Success Stories Angel of the North Artworks Anita Bryant (Manufacturer wooden bed frames) Belly Bean Imaging Better Bookkeeping BeYOUtiful Salon Bizzie B’s Cleaning Camilano Native Art Charles Construction Safety Services Chinook Song Catchers Entertainment Group Clayton Goodfellow (Georgia Street Media) Coast Salish Environmental Cody Electric Creative Journey Studio Culture Performance Film Darrell Kelly West Coast Artworks Delicious Business Catering and Consulting Desiree Dumont (Native Designer and Retail Art Store) Elizabeth Alexander (Sta’tlimc Social Networker) Erica-Cut and Nailed (Winner of BC Aboriginal Business Award, 2014) First Nations Centre of Excellence Ltd. Forest Raine Cleaning Company Free Spirit Pottery Got Salish (Award-winning Carver) Heather Bears Beading Supplies Store Hook, Line and Sinker (Artist) Keeleela Yoga Keylela House (Workshops and Wellness) Knownwell Productions Leer Faye Espresso Kitchen Marilyn McKee (Jeweller) Marilyn Mon Rose Florist Modern FormLine (Artist) Nahanee’s Aboriginal Woodcraft Nahowlitch Native Art North West Coast Native Art PR Joseph Construction Pure Beauty (Salon) Pure Creations (Clothing) Raven and Hummingbird Tea Co. Rez Apparel Rez Berry (Food Manufacturer) Rhea Williams (Artist) Rivers Consulting Robin Titian (Clothing Design) Sabrina Sam (Seamstress) Salish Spirit (Carver) Salon 235 Seabreeze Takeout Shellene Paul Consulting SkyRide Cycle Sky Spirit Art Studio Smoke Signals Flagging Splashing Eagle (Artist) Stoneworks Tara Daley, Gypsee Designs The Capilano Tea House Thunderbird Filing Management Systems Tipi Mountain Native Plants (BC Aboriginal Business Awards Winner) Tony and Bernice’s Bead Supply T’sala Spa Village Green Landscaping Vina Brown – First Yoga Wolf Pack Designs Bring A Course To Your Community In-Person, Online or Hybrid! Our programs are designed to be live, interactive trainings that engage all participants in the most effective and fun way to learn and share. INQUIRE NOW Contact Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message* Individual or Organization* Individual Organization Submit The Canadian Centre for Aboriginal Entrepreneurship, Inc. Ontario Address: 810 Wilson Avenue, Unit 128. Toronto, Ontario M3K1E5. Phone: 1-226-243-5635 British Columbia Address: Nelson, BC, Canada V1L 5K1. Phone: 1-226-243-5635 © 2024 The Canadian Centre for Aboriginal Entrepreneurship, Inc. Bring A Course To Your Community

  • Inez Jasper

    9537c630-8243-4531-be2d-576d841c3952 Inez Jasper Inez Jasper is a singer songwriter with powerhouse talent and universal appeal. As one of Canada’s top aboriginal musicians, her blending of traditional native sounds with a love for contemporary hip hop and R&B, brings the best of her culture to the mainstream world. Inez completed the Aboriginal BEST program in 2013, and was a regional winner of the Aboriginal BEST of the BEST Business Plan Competition held in Toronto in 2013 Exploding onto the Canadian music scene in 2006 and releasing her hit album Singsoulgirl in 2008, this proud Ojibway and Metis artist has been featured at myriad high profile events across the country including the 2009 Aboriginal Tourism BC Awards, “Native Rocks” at Winnipeg’s Pyramid Cabaret and a headlining performance at AMP Camp (Canada’s prestigious Aboriginal Music Program), not to mention feature spots on national television programs like “Beyond Words”. Despite all the attention, she maintains an endearing humility and commitment to inspiring youth. “I always tell fans that whatever their passion, they should go for it. But I don’t just paint a pretty picture. I let them know that achieving their dreams is all about hard work, determination, and asking for help when you need it.” Inez’s lyrics speak of strength, cultural roots and pride in identity. As for her music…it speaks for itself. Next Item Previous Item Contact Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message* Individual or Organization* Individual Organization Submit The Canadian Centre for Aboriginal Entrepreneurship, Inc. Ontario Address: 810 Wilson Avenue, Unit 128. Toronto, Ontario M3K1E5. Phone: 1-226-243-5635 British Columbia Address: Nelson, BC, Canada V1L 5K1. Phone: 1-226-243-5635 © 2024 The Canadian Centre for Aboriginal Entrepreneurship, Inc. Bring A Course To Your Community In-Person, Online or Hybrid! Our programs are designed to be live, interactive trainings that engage all participants in the most effective and fun way to learn and share. INQUIRE NOW Bring A Course To Your Community

  • Ebesse ZoZo on Dragon’s Den

    cff116ff-cd0b-4db1-8fdc-0760c5559b00 Ebesse ZoZo on Dragon’s Den Sauce so good, he got on CBC’s Dragon’s Den. Ebesse Zozo Hot Sauce is the creation of Edmund Segbeaya who hails from Togo, a small country in West Africa. Hot sauce is part of everyday life in Togo, hot foods and hot sauces are eaten with every meal. It was a natural progression for Edmund to continue to make his beloved hot sauce for himself and his family in his new home land of Canada and from there Edmund turned it into a business to support his family. Ebesse Zozo Sauce has won many international awards, including the 2006 America Best Zesty Professional Foods Contest 1st Place – Hot Sauce. View Edmunds Dragon's Den Pitch Next Item Previous Item Contact Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message* Individual or Organization* Individual Organization Submit The Canadian Centre for Aboriginal Entrepreneurship, Inc. Ontario Address: 810 Wilson Avenue, Unit 128. Toronto, Ontario M3K1E5. Phone: 1-226-243-5635 British Columbia Address: Nelson, BC, Canada V1L 5K1. Phone: 1-226-243-5635 © 2024 The Canadian Centre for Aboriginal Entrepreneurship, Inc. Bring A Course To Your Community In-Person, Online or Hybrid! Our programs are designed to be live, interactive trainings that engage all participants in the most effective and fun way to learn and share. INQUIRE NOW Bring A Course To Your Community

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810 Wilson Avenue, Unit 128.
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Nelson, BC, Canada V1L 5K1.

Phone: 1-226-243-5635

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