As we embrace the spirit of the new year, it is with great excitement that we present the January-February edition of Indigenous-SME Small Business Magazine. This issue celebrates new beginnings, bold resolutions, and the remarkable achievements of Indigenous entrepreneurs who

Happy Tuesday! 🌟. Today’s @UPS Small Business of the Day is Genskee Apparel—where culture meets style! ✨🌿. Genskee Apparel offers bold, custom-designed clothing that celebrates Indigenous heritage with every thread. From vibrant patterns to symbolic prints, their pieces are

June is #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth—a time to reflect, honour, and uplift the voices of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. At IndigenousSME Small Business Magazine, we proudly spotlight Indigenous entrepreneurs who are leading with resilience, culture, and innovation.

🌈 Happy Pride Month!. This June, we come together to honour the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous communities and the Two-Spirit people who have long stood at the intersection of tradition and love. 🌟. Let us celebrate the strength, resilience, and vibrant spirit of

Happy Thursday! ✨ . Today’s @UPS Small Business of the Day is Shawish Market, a virtual Indigenous marketplace that celebrates authenticity, identity, and empowerment. What makes Shawish Market special?. ✔️ No transaction fees—Indigenous entrepreneurs keep 100% of their

🌟 Indigenous Resilience & Entrepreneurship 🌟. Join Dr. Wanda Wuttunee & Fred Wien on the Indigenous-SME Small Business Podcast, hosted by Maheen, as they discuss "Engraved in Our Nations", their book exploring Indigenous business resilience!. ✨ Highlights:.Inspiring stories of

Supporting caregivers in the workplace is more than a policy—it’s a strategy for long-term success. As Canada’s population ages, an increasing number of employees are balancing work with unpaid caregiving responsibilities. Small businesses that adopt carer-inclusive policies not

From mother to entrepreneur, Patrice Mousseau’s journey with @SatyaOrganic embodies the power of creativity, culture, and sustainability. 🌿✨. What started in her kitchen as a solution for her daughter’s eczema has now blossomed into a globally recognized brand offering

Investing in women isn’t just fair—it’s essential for Canada's economy. 💡. Women-owned businesses are driving growth and innovation, but they need more support to reach their full potential. 📖 Read more: 📬 Subscribe:

Business travel fuels SME growth—but smart planning is essential. 🛫. Discover how programs like @IHGhotels Business Edge help SMEs save time, cut costs & boost success. 📖 Read more: 📬 Subscribe: #BusinessTravel #SMEGrowth

Mentorship isn’t just support—it’s a strategy for empowerment. For Indigenous women entrepreneurs, mentorship and education are unlocking opportunities, building confidence, and fueling economic transformation. Across Canada, programs like the Indigenous Women’s Entrepreneurship

Natural medicine meets mountain-made entrepreneurship. 🌿🏔️. In the heart of Grande Cache, Alberta, Kimberly Thibeault is building more than just a business—she’s nurturing a movement. Through Holistic Habits, Kimberly crafts handmade body care and natural remedy products

Indigenous women are not just starting businesses—they're shaping the future of Canada's economy. With bold leadership in tech, sustainability, cultural tourism, and social enterprise, Indigenous women are merging ancestral knowledge with modern innovation to build a thriving

Art as resistance. Storytelling as empowerment. Culture as legacy. What happens when tradition meets entrepreneurship and mentorship?. A remarkable journey of healing, creativity, and community upliftment. Through the Good Relations Mentorship Program, one Indigenous artist is

🌿 Empowering Generations: Ashley Michel’s Vision for Indigenous Craftsmanship 🌿. From preserving traditional attire to building a thriving business that uplifts over 30+ Indigenous artists, Ashley Michel, founder of 4 Generations Creations, is redefining Indigenous

Empowering Indigenous Women in Tech: A Vision of Support 💻✨. Trailblazing Métis-Cree entrepreneur Bobbie Racette, Founder & CEO of @virtual_gurus, is redefining the virtual assistance industry while creating opportunities for underrepresented communities. From global expansion

📢 Breaking Barriers: Paving the Way for Inclusive Digital Education. Access to quality digital marketing education shouldn’t be a privilege—it should be a right. Yet, for many underrepresented groups, including Indigenous Peoples, women, and individuals without formal education,

🌿 Empowering Indigenous Economies: Honouring Sage Lacerte 🌿. Meet Sage Lacerte, Founder of Sage Initiative & Director of Inclusion at Boann Social Impact, a trailblazer redefining impact investing through Indigenous knowledge and leadership. From championing financial

🌟 Empowering Indigenous Entrepreneurs 🌟. In the latest episode of the Indigenous-SME Small Business Podcast, hosted by Maheen, we sat down with Holly Atjecoutay, Head of DEI and Director of Indigenous & Northern Entrepreneurs at @Futurpreneur. Holly shares her inspiring work

Today, we’re thrilled to highlight Destiny Moser, the visionary Founder and CEO of Cedar Spoon. 🌿. A passionate advocate for entrepreneurship and sustainable brand building, Destiny draws inspiration from her rich Indigenous heritage to create meaningful impact. 💡✨. With deep