
A Taste of Raven Rising Indigenous Chocolates
Chef Tammy recognized her passion involved feeding people and making them happy through food.
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Chef Tammy recognized her passion involved feeding people and making them happy through food.

Paul Biglin, co-president alongside Sean Harding went through a tough start in the beginning. They were told they would never survive, next to the Starbucks and Tim Hortons of the world. What they found out though, was that if they could stay in the game long enough, their customers would be fiercely loyal. To prove that, Spirit Bear Coffee is currently in 50 hotels and resorts nationwide. Their goal is to work with every nation across Canada.

This Indigenous female entrepreneur has two businesses worth talking about!

Nancy and Anthony, owners of Nuez Acres, harness the power of pure pecan oil to nourish skin, strengthen hair, and help you live a healthier life.

Botanacine is harnessing the power of botanicals from the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island to promote holistic health & wellness.

New Westminster, BC – The Arts Council of New Westminster is pleased to announce that New West Craft will be partnering with Shop First Nations
