This guide is designed to help Aboriginal people who are on the road to business success. This guide will direct you to the appropriate information, training, support organisations, and funding sources.

This organization assists First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities, organizations and entrepreneurs with governance, business start-ups, and expansion. Volunteer advisers offer mentoring, training and advice.

Vous découvrirez sur ce site, des projets, des ressources et des articles qui aideront les femmes entrepreneures, qu'elles soient nouvelles en affaires ou qu'elles cherchent à prendre de l'expansion et à prospérer sur les marchés étrangers.

The Bilingual Service Centres are your community access to government programs and services. Staff representing departments from different levels of government and community development organisations will offer you service in the official language of your choice.

Bizcoach hopes to assist business owners with solid business advice, to resolve problems, increase productivity and improve profitability. Starting a Business? Assistance for Entrepreneurs. Free Help on Business Start-Up, Sales and Marketing, Financing, Legal, Web Page Design, Internet Assistance. Business facts, guides, and advice. Everything the small business owner needs to know to get in business and stay in business.

These guides feature selected programs and services that the Government of Canada offers to small and medium-sized businesses and entrepreneurs. Specific information is provided for Aboriginal Peoples, Persons with Disabilities, Rural and Northern Communities, Women and Youth.

Canada/Manitoba Business Service Centre provides a series of "Info-Guides" on what programs and services are available to meet the needs of business people.

CAWEE is a networking and social alliance of innovative women entrepreneurs, successful small business owners and business leaders from some of Canada's most influential organizations.

The Circle 2015, Seven Generations, and Progressive Aboriginal Relations (PAR) programs partner Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal business people together in business experience, training, networking and potential business opportunities.

To help improve the economic capability of Canadians, the CFEE offers a wide range of resources and programs including publications, multimedia, teacher training, curriculum consultation and research.