Our Publications
Focusing on a wide range of issues from entrepreneurship to social economy and Indigenous taxation, our team of advisors and consultants share their expertise in the articles they publish in order to facilitate your projects.
23
Jun
2026
Just a month ago, Michael Fortin opened the doors of C1NA, one of the few accounting firms that are majority-owned by First Nations people in Quebec. Behind this launch lies an extraordinary journey, a profound conviction, and a story of support that deserves to be told.
18
Jun
2026
The ID1N team had a busy June! From the golf course fairways to the must-see KWE! Festival, we showcased the Bear brand. These opportunities also allowed us to raise public awareness about the importance of authenticity and the fight against cultural appropriation.
04
Jun
2026
On June 3, the FNQLEDC presented the Nikanewin Bursaries at its 6th annual virtual ceremony, allowing everyone to participate regardless of distance.
01
Jun
2026
On May 26, approximately twenty participants gathered at HEC Montréal for the RésAUT event focused on Indigenous Identity in an Urban Context: Challenges and Strengths, which was organized by the FNQLEDC, in collaboration with the First Nations Executive Education (FNEE) and the City of Montreal.
29
Apr
2026
On April 20, about fifteen First Nations entrepreneurs gathered at HEC Montréal to attend a conference focused on learning soft and interpersonal skills to build trust, led by Benoit Chalifoux.
08
Apr
2026
On March 17 and 18, the FNQLEDC had the pleasure of welcoming young First Nations entrepreneurs from across Quebec to Hôtel ALT in Quebec City for the event Auetiss: Leaders of Today, Builders of Tomorrow.
02
Apr
2026
In Indigenous contexts, as elsewhere, acquiring an established business rather than starting a new one has many advantages, such as having an existing customer base and a pre-existing network of suppliers.
25
Feb
2026
Behind the colourful balloons and festive themes lies a story of determination, community spirit, and entrepreneurial courage. A story that reminds us that sometimes the most wonderful businesses are born simply from a very real need… and the desire to make a difference, right in one’s community.
03
Dec
2025
In the heart of Bordeaux, nestled between the historic streets and the rolling plains of the Gironde estuary, Valérye Tremblay, FNQLEDC Social Economy Advisor, Jinny Thibodeau Rankin, FNQLEDC Executive Director, and Emilie McKenzie, Development Advisor at Indigenous Tourism Quebec, immersed themselves in an ecosystem where solidarity, innovation and strong local roots are powerfully intertwined.
24
Nov
2025
On November 18th, the monthly RésAUT event was held on a chilly evening in the cozy C.739 room at HEC Montréal. And what was the theme for this evening event? The social and cultural impacts of Indigenous businesses beyond profit!
