TORONTO – Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB) has released its 2026 Indigenous Business Holiday Gift Guide, making it easier for Canadians to discover and celebrate Certified Indigenous Businesses (CIBs) during the holiday season.

Now in its fifth year, the annual guide showcases nearly 30 Indigenous-owned businesses offering everything from art, jewelry and apparel to food, beauty products and unique gifts. By bringing these businesses together in one place, the guide helps consumers and organizations to Buy Indigenous and support Indigenous entrepreneurship.

“Being intentional about where we spend our dollars can make a difference. Behind every product featured in this guide is an Indigenous entrepreneur with a story, a vision and a business that contributes to their community,” said Chris Overton, director of marketing at CCIB. “Many Canadians want to buy Indigenous when they’re searching for a meaningful gift or sourcing corporate holiday presents, and CCIB’s gift guide makes it easy to purchase from CIBs from across the country.”

The guide builds on growing awareness of the importance of Indigenous procurement and intentional purchasing. Through its Buy Indigenous and Gift Indigenous initiatives, CCIB encourages consumers, businesses and organizations to direct spending toward Indigenous-owned businesses and recognize the impact those purchasing decisions can have on entrepreneurs, families and communities. The 2026 Indigenous Business Holiday Gift Guide is available here: