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Aboriginal Business Service Network
The
Aboriginal Business Service Network (ABSN) builds on the
structure of existing Canada Business Service Centres (CBSC)
located across the country which provide free-of-charge
access to government information on business programs,
services and regulations. These resources are tailored
to meet unique requirements of Aboriginal clients.
Aboriginal entrepreneurs need information and resources
to improve their access to capital and to establish or
develop their businesses. Therefore, under the ABSN,
$6.4 million will be invested over four years to address
these needs. This network is being established, using
information and Internet technologies, where possible,
to provide a range of business products and services.
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Aboriginal Canada Portal
Welcome to the Aboriginal Canada Portal, your single
window to Canadian Aboriginal on-line resources,
contacts, information, and government programs and
services. The portal offers ease of access and
navigation to listings of Aboriginal associations,
businesses, organizations, bands, communities, groups,
news and peoples.
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Aboriginal Planet Business Centre
Welcome to the Export Services for Small and
Medium-sized Enterprises Export Services, Market Support
Division (TCM) at the Department of Foreign Affairs and
International Trade. We work with Aboriginal companies
who sell products or services that are ready for the
international market place. Below you will find some
interesting information on trade related issues. TCM is
also co-chair of the Aboriginal International Business
Development committee which consists of 29 federal
government departments and agencies. The mandate of the
committee is to promote aboriginal export-market
development and access to world markets.
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Business Development Bank of Canada
The Business Development Bank of Canada is a financial
institution wholly owned by the government of Canada.
BDC plays a leadership role in delivering financial and
consulting services to Canadian small business, with a
particular focus on technology and exporting.
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Canada Business
Canada Business is a government information service for
businesses and start-up entrepreneurs in Canada. Canada
Business reduces the complexity and burden of dealing
with various levels of government by serving as a single
point of access for federal and provincial/territorial
government services, programs and regulatory
requirements for business. Services from Canada Business
are available on the web, by telephone (toll-free) and
email, and in person.
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Canada-Ontario Business Service Centre – COBSC
Canada Business is a government information service for
businesses and start-up entrepreneurs in Canada. Canada
Business reduces the complexity and burden of dealing
with various levels of government by serving as a single
point of access for federal and provincial/territorial
government services, programs and regulatory
requirements for business. Services from Canada Business
are available on the web, by telephone (toll-free) and
email, and in person.
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Canada Revenue Agency
The Canada Revenue Agency administers:
- tax laws for the Government of Canada and for most
provinces and territories;
- customs services;
- international trade legislation; and
- various social and economic benefit and incentive
programs delivered through the tax system.
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Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business
The Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB) is a
national non-profit organization that promotes the full
participation of Aboriginal communities and individuals
in the Canadian economy. We envision a Canada whose
economic and social well-being is enhanced by the
contributions of Aboriginal people.
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Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia
The Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB) is a
national non-profit organization that promotes the full
participation of Aboriginal communities and individuals
in the Canadian economy. We envision a Canada whose
economic and social well-being is enhanced by the
contributions of Aboriginal people.
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exportsource.ca
Only one source can give you access to a world of export
services. Team Canada Inc is a network of more than 20
federal departments and agencies working with the
provinces, territories and other partners to help
Canadian businesses prepare for the global marketplace.
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firstbusiness.ca
A Business Services & Information Portal for Aboriginal
Canadian Business People / Entrepreneurs in British
Columbia.
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Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
Created in 1966, the Department of Indian and Northern
Affairs Canada (INAC) is a highly decentralized
organization which responds to the varying needs of a
culturally, economically and geographically diverse
clientele. INAC has primary, but not exclusive,
responsibility for meeting the federal government’s
constitutional, treaty, political and legal
responsibilities to First Nations, Inuit and
Northerners. In Indian and Inuit Affairs, the
department’s primary role is to support First Nations
and Inuit in developing healthy, sustainable communities
and in achieving their economic and social aspirations.
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