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  • Bridging the Digital Divide:

    Enhancing Access for Indigenous Entrepreneurs

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    Indigenous businesses contribute over $30 billion annually to Canada’s economy. Yet, digital barriers—from high Internet costs and unreliable broadband to limited access to digital tools and training—continue to hold them back. By closing the digital divide, we can unlock billions more in economic activity, create jobs, and strengthen Canada’s global competitiveness. The Indigenous Prosperity Foundation is proud to release Bridging the Digital Divide: Enhancing Access for Indigenous Entrepreneurs in Canada, a report that presents real solutions to unlock economic growth and opportunity.
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    Indigenous Self-Determination through Entrepreneurship

    Training, mentorship, digital access and funding for early-stage Indigenous entrepreneurs.

  • About the Indigenous Prosperity Foundation

    We bring together donors, funders, and granting organizations, partnering with Indigenous Financial Institutions and ecosystem partners across Canada to support underserved Indigenous women, youth, and early-stage entrepreneurs to start and grow thriving businesses.

    Mission

    Advance Indigenous prosperity by providing digital access, training, mentorship, and funding to Indigenous women, youth and early-stage entrepreneurs across Canada.

    Vision

    A thriving and inclusive Canadian economy that prioritizes engagement with Indigenous entrepreneurs and businesses.

    Purpose

    Create prosperity for Indigenous peoples through a collective spirit of collaboration and empowerment.

  • Indigenous entrepreneurs are blazing new trails and making a real impact in their communities.

    Through training, mentorship, digital access and funding, the Indigenous Prosperity Foundation

    seeds a supportive environment for Indigenous entrepreneurs to soar higher.

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    Entrepreneur Feature

    Sapling & Flint

     

    This month, the Indigenous Prosperity Foundation proudly features Sapling & Flint,

    founded by Teyotsihstokwáthe Dakota Brant & Yonenyà:kenht Jesse Brant, proud Mohawk Turtle clan twin sisters born and raised in Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. Sapling & Flint is a jewellery manufacturer specializing in gold & sterling silver.

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Canadian charity supporting early-stage Indigenous entrepreneurs.

 

Proudly supported by the National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association.

338 Somerset St. West

Ottawa, ON K2P 0J9

info@indigenousfoundation.ca

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