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03 May 2022

Isabelle Gros-Louis, Communications and Public Relations Office

A New Product, a New Brand Image and a New Website for the MOS Company!

Spring allows companies looking to advance their entrepreneurial ideas to bloom! Here is an entrepreneur of Atikamekw descent who has developed an innovative business in the sports and outdoor activities sector.

06 Apr 2022

Isabelle Gros-Louis, Communications and Public Relations Office

Two Young Abenaki Graphic Designers Go Into Business

Niaka Agence créative autochtone (Niaka Indigenous graphic design agency) opened its doors on February 2, 2022. This company was born from the shared passion for graphic design of two young women entrepreneurs who decided to go for it and believe in their entrepreneurial project!

02 Mar 2022

Isabelle Gros-Louis, Communications and Public Relations Officer

Matsheshu Créations: A Young Business to Discover

Here is an entrepreneurial story that leads us to believe that when we have creativity and ambition, the path of destiny is paved with possibilities and opportunities that can help us bring our projects to life.

25 Feb 2021

Myriam Vallières, Youth Entrepreneurship Advisor

Crowdfunding: An Interesting Source of Financing for Enterprises

This article presents the MILLE et UN Fund for Young People (FM1) and the COVID-19 MILLE et UN Fund for Young People (COVID-19 FM1).

27 Aug 2020

Myriam Vallières, Youth Entrepreneurship Advisor

Innovation, Achievement and Pride: The Third Edition of the Entrepreneurial Camp Nimeshkanam Was a Success

The Société de développement économique Ilnu (SDEI) has been organizing the Nimeshkanam camp, an entrepreneurial camp for young people from Mashteuiatsh and the Domain-du-Roy MRC, for a few years now. In this year of pandemic, the SDEI has revised its formula to offer a virtual edition.

05 Nov 2019

Listuguj and Mashteuiatsh, youth entrepreneurial camps

Véronique Édé, Communications Officer

The succession process has taken place in Listuguj and Mashteuiatsh

The months of July and August were very rich in teachings for the youths of Listuguj and Mashteuiatsh. Actually, three entrepreneurial camps were organized this past summer to help ignite a passion for entrepreneurship amongst the young generations of these two communities.

26 Sep 2019

Véronique Édé, Communications Officer

Two Young Entrepreneurs in the Construction Industry

S.M.D Construction Inc. is a young start-up company based in Wendake. Officially launched in April 2019, it specializes in construction works and holds a general contractor permit from the Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ).

28 Jun 2019

Quelques-uns des jeunes participant au projet Niona.

Marie-Christine Tremblay, Communications and Public Relations Advisor

Discovering Abenaki Culture Through Information Technologies

The Niona Project is related to exploring, living and transmitting Abenaki culture and First Nations in general by way of information technologies. It’s also a social project aimed at developing diverse skills among Abenaki youth between the ages of 12 and 17.

28 Jun 2019

Véronique Édé, Communications Officer

Indigenous Youth: a Driving Force for Economic Growth and Cultural Transmission

More and more First Nations Youth are showing their determination to contribute to the economic and cultural prosperity of their communities through the perpetuation of traditions. Frédérique Gros-Louis meets exactly this definition. She is a young entrepreneur of the Huron-Wendat Nation and she creates regalia and customised beadwork.

28 Mar 2019

Véronique Édé, Communications Officer

Awastoki – 3D Technology Is Introduced to Aboriginal Communities

Awastoki est une jeune entreprise autochtone, basée à Wendake, spécialisée dans la création numérique 3D, notamment pour la visualisation architecturale ou médicale, les médias interactifs (jeux vidéo, réalité virtuelle et augmentée), ainsi que l’impression 3D matérielle.

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