CCIB’s Spring 2026 Edition of the Indigenous Business Report Now Available
Read CCIB’s Spring 2026 Indigenous Business Report featuring Indigenous women in leadership, mentor stories, youth voices and a CEO spotlight.
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As Canada navigates the unjustified tariffs imposed by the United States, CCIB remains committed to supporting Indigenous businesses. This page has been created to keep you up-to-date with the latest updates on tariffs, available resources, and support programs. We encourage you to stay connected, share your concerns, and make use of the resources listed below.
This program provides assurance of authenticity that Indigenous businesses are majority owned and controlled by an Indigenous person.
Search CCIB’s Member Directory to find Certified Indigenous Businesses for partnerships and/or purchases.

CCIB helps keep Indigenous businesses at the forefront of the Canadian economy, fostering relationships between Indigenous entrepreneurs and Canada’s institutional enterprises to cultivate shared prosperity.
The latest CCIB news, events, initiatives, and resources.
Read CCIB’s Spring 2026 Indigenous Business Report featuring Indigenous women in leadership, mentor stories, youth voices and a CEO spotlight.
CCIB is surveying Indigenous‑owned businesses and leaders across Canada to better understand their experiences and perspectives on key trade and policy issues…
Explore data on the growing impact of Indigenous businesses in Canada. Built with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Business Data Lab, this tracker helps…

Practical tools, resources, training and network building to help you grow and scale your business.

Verified benchmarking to ensure relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous businesses and communities are respectful and prosperous.

Build relationships with other members and share Industry-specific information and guidance.

Connects Certified Indigenous Businesses with corporations and governments to improve procurement opportunities.

Support Indigenous businesses and drive economic reconciliation by sponsoring CCIB programs and events.
Celebrate Indigenous success, while sharing ideas, exploring opportunities, and networking.
CCIB research informs, challenges and educates the public and private sectors as well as Indigenous communities and businesses with relevant, timely data to improve policy and Indigenous business outcomes.

CCIB events and networking are great ways to connect with Indigenous and non-Indigenous businesses. I have made some great relationships and connections with fellow members, which has been a great way to promote my work and business.”
–Conrad Bobiwash, Certified Indigenous Business, CCIB
Certify your business as majority Indigenous-owned and controlled to access tools, resources, grants and networks to scale your business.
Advance Indigenous relations, create Indigenous procurement partnerships and help build an equitable and sustainable economy.