Seaside cottages boost tourism in Campbell River With the expansion of Thunderbird RV Park and… Read more »
Storytelling is important in teaching and preserving Indigenous history and culture.
Our goal is to chronicle and share Indigenous entrepreneurship and business stories from across B.C. These stories represent just a few examples of successful Indigenous businesses. Got a success story you’d like to share? Contact Us
Disclaimer: The following success stories are based on interviews with representatives of First Nations and Industry. Any views or opinions expressed are solely those of the people interviewed and do not necessarily represent those of the Provincial Government of British Columbia, or the members of the Indigenous Business and Investment Council.
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Spirit Bear Lodge...
How a remote, community-led business became a global model for ecotourism Spirit Bear Lodge, owned… Read more »
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Taan Forest: Protecting Haida ...
Members of the Haida Nation have carefully managed the forest resources of Haida Gwaii for thousands… Read more »
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Salish Sea Foods – Inves...
K’ómoks First Nation have always maintained a close relationship with the marine resources of their… Read more »
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Kitasoo Seafoods...
Bringing a Local Harvest to an International Market In BC’s remote Central Coast, the Kitasoo/Xai’xais… Read more »
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T’ashii Paddle School...
A Tofino-based entrepreneur has created a unique experience that offers canoe and paddle board tours… Read more »
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Kekuli Cafe: an expanding Indi...
“Don’t panic…We have bannock!” Sharon Bond-Hogg knew she would franchise her business from day one,… Read more »
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DJ O Show: Rising Indigenous E...
Orene Askew aka DJ O Show is a rising Indigenous entrepreneur and motivational speaker. She… Read more »
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Animikii...
Success Story: Animikii Inc. Animikii Inc. is a 100% Indigenous-owned technology company, based on the… Read more »
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Takaya Tours...
Dennis Thomas has a motto: “If you are confident in what you are doing, you… Read more »