• Entrepreneur provides international expertise
• 'I'd worked hard for others, I just wanted to work for myself'
• Aboriginal Capital Corp. creates new opportunities
• Anokiiwin Training Institute opens doors
• ADK Holdings generates $38-million in revenues
• Canada working to strengthen business expertise
• Osoyoos Band are vintage entrepreneurs
• Sah Naji Kwe Wilderness Spa thrives on independence
• Determination paved way for Millbrook Commercial Park
• Arctic Beverages serves unique niche
• Diamonds are Yellowknife's best friend
• Taybridge Communications surfs latest IT trends
• First Nations Buying Group's strength is numbers
• Blood Tribe members share $67-million enterprise
• Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner launched as first Inuit feature film
• Tin Wis resort caters to huge tourist market
• Aboriginal businesses move to fore in Yukon
• Putting Saskatchewan in the big picture
• Sawmill in the bush was modest first step 30 years ago
• Caribou steaks served up in Florida
• Diversification key element to Kitsaki enterprises
• Athabasca Tribal Council inks historic oil sands deal
• Private-public partnership a model for Aboriginal peoples
• Muskeg Lake Cree created urban reserve for development
• Donna Cona's founder remains passionate crusader

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