Founded in 2018, Red Rebel Armour sells its authentic Anishinaabe streetwear brand and provides apparel printing services to fund its social purpose. Our social purpose at Red Rebel Armour is to reduce recidivism by creating jobs for our relatives that are experiencing the criminal justice system. In addition to providing employment, we have incorporated Indigenous ways of knowing throughout the Read more…
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Ravens Brewing Company is inspired by the agricultural roots surrounding the Abbotsford area. We are brewing European and West Coast beers, respecting the ingredients traditionally found in these great brews. Our commitment to working with our neighbours in using locally sourced ingredients has created the Ground to Glass series of beers. Each of the beers will feature ingredients grown with Read more…
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Connected Cuppas blends premium quality loose leaf teas to create original and tasty creations. We blend with individuals in mind to create teas to help boost your immunity, help with rest, fight inflammation and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. We do custom blends for companies to gift to their customers and staff. Read more…
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Shades of Gray Indigenous Pet Treats specializes in high quality and all natural delicacies for your precious pets. We are a family owned business that specializes in high quality, all natural pet treats. Gluten, antibiotic and preservative free food for your cats, dogs, and even exotic pets. Order Pet Treats Online. Brands: Organic Pet Treats, Antibiotic Free, Naturally Raised. Learn Read more…
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Raven Rising is an e-commerce chocolate shop located in Sudbury, Ontario. Global Indigenous is our inspiration and our legacy. Our chocolates focus on traditional ingredients sourced from Indigenous people and businesses in Canada and globally. We strive to offer sustainable, ethically sourced, traceable, Fair Trade, and organic ingredients. As well, we utilize Callebaut and Cacao Barry products along with their Read more…
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If you are looking to support Indigenous-owned companies, Red Eagle Promotions is a 100% First Nations-owned online gift shop based in Manitoba. All products are designed by Indigenous-Canadians and we are highly dedicated in promoting Indigenous artists and their respective works. Our mission is to establish meaningful relationships with our artists. Red Eagle Promotions promotes all artists in our yearly Read more…
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Elaine is from the Syilx (Okanagan) Nation and Secwepemc (Shuswap) Nation and is a member of the Penticton Indian Band in the Interior of British Columbia. In her 20s she worked as a bartender and later on as a personal trainer and fitness centre assistant manager. Since then she has been a political advisor, Chief of Staff for the British Read more…
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I created the word Botanacine by combining botany with medicine Creating healthy products that actually help. I extract essential oils from the local botanicals I find on our 20 acre farm in the Cowichan Valley. Right now, we have available western red cedar and pacific Douglas fir and I am growing rows of botanicals to harvest and extract. We also Read more…
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Coronavirus' impact on Indigenous businesses
Why is consumer support for Indigenous business important during this time?
- There are over 50,000 Indigenous businesses in Canada and 99% of them are small- or medium-sized enterprises, which are being hardest hit by the pandemic
- Indigenous businesses on-reserve face unique barriers at this time because of the lack of broadband and infrastructure that enables e-commerce
- Main sources of financing for privately- or community-owned Indigenous businesses are retained earnings, private savings, or development corporations – not traditional lenders
How can you help?
A few ways that you, as a consumer, can support First Nations businesses:
- Purchase goods and services from Indigenous businesses
- Shop online and order some art or jewellery from Indigenous artists
- Amplify (like, share, re-post) social media postings
- Add Indigenous businesses to your supply chain