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Brandon Nik Brayden Josh and dexter(on a good day)

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Wabanaki syrup is founded by Jolene Johnson, which is a 100% female owned business.

Wabanaki syrup focuses on selling maple syrup made with with indigenous techniques. For example, they use toasted oak to enhance flavour.

Wabanaki syrup is located on Neqotkuk, or Tobique First Nation.

This business was founded in 2018.

Wabanaki syrup was founded to express indigenous culture and traditions though a product that all Canadians enjoy.

They founded this business though hard work and determination.

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The charities name is Indspire

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Bikram, Nicholas, Lennon

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Joelle Hogan is the owner and founder of tommorow soaps. She is a nacho dub First Nation.

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Yukon soaps was founded in 1998, however the company’s owner changed in 2012.

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Indspire was founded by Roberta Jamieson

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Yukon soaps is an Indigenous based small business that’s creates hand made natural body care products. This brand emphasizes connecting with the land culture and community.

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Yukon soaps support indigenous awareness by integrating indigenous cultures ,language ,knowledge ,and community involvement.

-Baneet

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This business was founded in Yukon, and is currently running in Yukon

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Indspire is a national Indigenous charity that invests in the education of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people through financial awards, programs, and resources.

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Yukon soaps is an Indigenous based small business that creates hand made, natural body care products. This brand emphasizes connecting with the land culture and community.

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True North Aid was founded in 2008-09 by Rachael Mclntrye (Brown) and became a registered charity in 2012

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The Head Office is located in Toronto

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Indspire is an Indigenous led charity in Canada that serves First Nations, Inuit, and Metis students. The leadership is Indigenous, including people like Jocelyn Formsma, who is a member of Moose Cree First Nation who serves as CEO.

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Indspire invests in Indigenous education by providing scholarships and awards to students, as well as mentorship programs and educational resources.

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True North Aid is a Canadian charity. Its address is PO BOX 37023 RPO Stanley Park, Kitchener, Ontario, N2A 4A7.

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Birch Bark Coffee Co was founded by Mark Marsolais-Nahwegahbow.

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Anant, Manraj

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True North Aid was founded in 2009 in Ottawa Ontario and became a registered charity in 2012.

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It was founded in 1985

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Indspire was created in 1985 to support the education and success of Indigenous Peoples in Canada.

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Indspire was established in 1985 and has been actively supporting Indigenous education ever since.

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Indspire is based in Toronto, Ontario, but its programs and support reach Indigenous communities all across Canada.

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Indspire was started by Indigenous people to help students with money for school and to support their education and success.

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Indspire's goal is to improve educational outcomes for Indigenous students and to promote awareness of Indigenous culture, history, and contributions within Canadian society.

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Indspire supports Indigenous awareness by funding student education, providing mentorship opportunities, hosting events and workshops, and raising public awareness about Indigenous achievements.

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an indigenous owned company and led by Joella Hogan

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It was founded in 1998

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Why - Their mission is support Indigenous communities with their coffee. The money they make will go directly towards supporting Indigenous communities.

Where - Their founder is from Birch Island in Ontario's Manitoulin District.

-Daniella

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to provide support to northern and remote indigenous communities in Canada and to reduce the poverty gap between the indigenous and the rest of the population

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It was founded during March of 2018. The founder won many different awards over the years too. The awards are:

Waters Next People in Business Award in 2019.

Indigenous Entrepreneur Award in 2020

Alumni of Distinction, Community Services Award from Algonquin College

Premier’s Award for Outstanding Ontario College Graduates in 2019

Julia D.

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Yukon soaps is a handcrafted, natural soaps and wellness products brand which operates in Yukon. They sell mainly forest scented products.

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it was built on foundational stones like self-determination, reconciliation, water, food, health, house, culture, and education

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To provide practical humanitarian support to northern and remote Indigenous communities in Canada.

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Birch Bark Coffee Company is a social enterprise owned by Indigenous (First Nations) people that offers high-quality, organic, and Fairtrade coffee. The company blends tradition with sustainability, using coffee as a way to honor Indigenous culture and create real and positive change. Birch Bark is part of a movement. Through its sales, it funds projects that support access to clean drinking water, infrastructure development, education, and sustainable growth in Indigenous communities across Canada, through the Birch Bark Foundation Fund.

Every cup helps improve the lives of Indigenous families, strengthen women and children, and promote Indigenous inclusion .

Maria V.

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The Birch Bark Coffee Company was started in March 2018 by Mark Marsolais-Nahwegahbow, who is an Ojibwe entrepreneur, to address social issues in Indigenous communities across Canada, specifically the lack of clean drinking water.

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Based in mayo yukon Canada, a small northern community

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it was made to celebrate and preserve Indigenous culture and Share traditional knowledge about plants