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Indigenous Women Entrepreneurship Fund is helping Indigenous businesswomen

neurship Fund is helping Indigenous businesswomen with innovative ideas, but little access to capital, grow and succeed as entrepreneurs. Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business’ (CCAB) Indigenous Women Entrepreneurship Fund (IWEF) was created to assist Indigenous women who have traditionally faced significant obstacles accessing financing through the usual means.

Another successful Survive and Thrive conference  

By John Bruce The second annual Survive and Thrive conference attracted entrepreneurs, students, and business owners from across the Interlake and beyond. They gathered April...

Winnipeg Beach Legion hosted 1st Annual Fashion show and dinner

Staff The Winnipeg Beach Legion is more than just a place for veterans to gather - it’s also a hub of community events and fundraisers....

Organizers to create Every Child Matters garden for reflection

Garden will honour memory of children who died attending residential schools In consultation and collaboration with the organizers of the Every Child Matters flag display...

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Cadets crush the 77th Annual Ceremonial Review

77 RCSCC Daerwood cadets were acknolwedged for their hard...

Habitat fundraiser surpasses expectations in Carman

The first-ever Habitat for Humanity Carman-Dufferin Run and Walk...

W.C. Miller Youth in Philanthropy grants support local projects

It was a banner year for the W.C. Miller...

In Motion at Quarry Park

Visitors to Stonewall’s Quarry Park got moving and explored...
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