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About Ojiibik Ojiibik is a First Nation, woman, 2SLGBTQ+, and minority-owned commercial office furniture dealership based in Tkaronto. Specializing in sustainable office furniture solutions, Ojiibik sources products from key manufacturing partner Teknion and proudly represents other underrepresented manufacturers, including those from First Nation/Indigenous communities, women, minorities, and 2SLGBTQ+ groups. Ojiibik aims to set new standards [...] Read MoreEvents
In-Person Events Celebrate Indigenous success, while sharing ideas, exploring opportunities, and networking. October 14, 2026 Indigenous Relations Forum & PAIR Awards in Vancouver Celebrate the 25th anniversary of CCIB’s PAIR program and 2026’s PAIR-certified members. Check more information → October 15, 2026 West Coast Business Forum & Awards Dinner in Vancouver Join us for a [...] Read MorePrograms
Browse Our Programs CCIB delivers programs that facilitate the growth of Indigenous business, build relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous business and ensure life-long learning for Indigenous entrepreneurs, and other Canadian business leaders. These efforts recognize the central role that Indigenous business and communities hold in the future of Canada. Tools for Indigenous Business (TIB) provides [...] Read MoreOkwàhoAluma
About OkwàhoAluma Okwàho Aluma is a joint venture (JV) founded on the principles of partnership, respect, and shared success, bringing together the expertise of AlumaSafway Inc. and Alpha Beta Technologies (ABT) Group Inc., a wholly Indigenous-owned consulting company incorporated in 2014 and based on Six Nations of the Grand River First Nations with substantial nuclear experience. [...] Read MoreISAGE
About ISAGE Awaiting Business Description... Keywords: Websitehttps://isage.ca/ContactContact Name: Robyn RoweJob Title: Owner and Principal ConsultantEmail Address: robyn.rowe@isage.ca Location Office Address Hanmer, ON Canada Read MoreAtāmitowin
Atāmitowin, the second and final report from our partnership with Global Affairs Canada, aims to enhance our understanding of the obstacles facing Indigenous entrepreneurs and exporters. Our previous report, Adàwe, sought to illuminate the exporting and business activities of Indigenous-owned small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Atāmitowin builds upon this by examining the growth and exporting obstacles of Indigenous SMEs and explores Indigenous entrepreneurs’ recommendations about possible supports.
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