Indigenous Chamber of Commerce Saskatchewan - ICCS

11/08/2024

On this important day we wish to thank all Indigenous people who have served. We Remember you and are Honoured by your service.

10/29/2024

ICCS Board Chair, Patrick Dinsdale joined CBC in marking the 2024 Saskatchewan Election.

Thank you to all the Candidates who ran to support their communities and congratulations to all those who secured the confidence of their riding. We look forward to working with you in support of Reconciliation and Indigenous Economic Development.

10/08/2024

Hello Indigenous Business! Saskatchewan is now in Election mode. Tell us what issue is most important to you!

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11/08/2023

06/21/2023

Today we take note of the longest day of our year. Spring slips into summer and our great cycle of life continues. Throughout the world for all history our people and those in all lands have noted the great significance of this day. Observances may differ but today marks an experience we all share.

On this National Indigenous Peoples Day we continue to acknowledge and support those committed to reconciliation, education, growth, and opportunity. We recognise the strength and resilience of Indigenous People. Whether it is a Sundance, the Sami Giehta Nieida in Northern Europe, the Night Sun Ceremony of the Hopi, Wiisagendiyang, Sunka Wakan Oyate, or Pow Wow that our people have used to mark this day as long as remembered. We are reminded that we are connected. To earth, sun, and all those around us. Together we celebrate, together we grow, together we find prosperity and strength.

03/18/2023

Perfect for making and storing your Bannock! Size 1.5 to 4.0 Litre Available in White, Black and Light Pink

03/18/2023

Jessica Outram 🙂Congratulations!

Coming Soon! Bernice and the Georgian Bay Gold (2023).
Author Jessica Outram is a citizen of the Métis Nation of Ontario.

It's the summer of 1914. Eight-year-old Bernice lives with her family in a lighthouse on Georgian Bay. One day Bernice wakes up to find a stranger named Tom Thomson sleeping in their living room. When she overhears him talk about gold on a nearby island, Bernice is determined to find it. Inspired by her beloved Mémèr’s stories of their Métis family’s adventures and hardships, Bernice takes the treasure map the stranger left behind and sets out in a rowboat with nothing more than her two dogs for company and the dream of changing her family’s fortunes forever.

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03/08/2023

Leading up to , we're proud to highlight some amazing female leaders and visionaries right here in Saskatoon!

Aly Bear is the Third Vice Chief of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN), a proud mother to two daughters, a lawyer and a descendant of Dakota, Anishinaabe, and Nehiyaw heritage from the Whitecap Dakota First Nation. Vice Chief Bear earned her degree and her Juris Doctorate from the U of S College of Law in 2020. Vice Chief Bear has taken on leadership roles in her own Nation, within the College of Law, and has been an advocate for First Nations women and MMIWG2+.