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KTVU The July 4, 2024 - Vimarsana News

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A space for Indigenous entrepreneurs to share and thrive - Vimarsana News

A space for Indigenous entrepreneurs to share and thrive

The ADAAWE Indigenous Business Hub in Ottawa offers Indigenous people a space to co-work and grow their businesses.

Memories of water crisis inspire First Nation company - Vimarsana News

Memories of water crisis inspire First Nation company

Tyson Wesley remembers as a teen being evacuated from Kashechewan during the E. coli outbreak that occurred there in 2005.

Drinking water advisories: Entrepreneurs raise awareness - Vimarsana News

Drinking water advisories: Entrepreneurs raise awareness

With more than two dozen First Nation communities in Canada still under drinking water advisories, two Indigenous business leaders are doing their part to change that.

Source: ctvnews.ca
Mask makers mull future as pandemic mandates drop - Vimarsana News

Mask makers mull future as pandemic mandates drop

Ontario is scrapping most mask mandates on Monday, following many other parts of Canada. So what happens to mask makers and sellers, once a booming new pandemic business? "I've sewed enough for my lifetime," Sault Ste. Marie woman says.

Source: cbc.ca