Tuesday January 6, 2009
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| Aboriginal Business Info-Guide The following Info-Guide is a document designed to help you navigate through the federal and provincial government programs and services available to Aboriginal people starting or operating a business in Saskatchewan. |
Business Resources |
| Aboriginal Entrepreneur There are over 27,000 Aboriginal entrepreneurs in Canada, according to Census Canada. This is 30% more than the 1996–2001 period. In addition to conventional lending and advice, BDC's Aboriginal Banking also offers a number of special activities and initiatives. |
BDC Business Resources |
| Aboriginal Resource Guide This user friendly tool is designed to aid Aboriginal people's search for information they require to develop or enhance administrative and financial skills in order to increase their capacity to successfully use the services of financial institutions. |
Business Resources |
| Agency Chief's Tribal Council ACTC continues to create opportunities for First Nations people through education, economic development and other program areas that are intended to create a better life for the people of Big River , Pelican Lake and Witchekan. |
First Nation Organizations |
| Apex Investment Fund Will make Investments in the range of $1 million to $4 million, with a special emphasis on projects in smaller Saskatchewan cities and rural communities. It will assist new and expanding, small to medium-sized businesses operating in the following economic sectors: value-added agriculture, advanced technology, manufacturing, energy, mining and forestry. For more information on the Apex Investment Fund, call the Fund's manager, PFM Capital Inc. of Regina at 306-791-4855 or e-mail pfm@pfm.ca. |
Investments |
| BizPal BizPaL is your source for online Business Permit and Licence (BizPaL) information. This one-stop service gives entrepreneurs and business owners a single point of contact to find out what permits and licences are needed from all levels of government - Municipal, Provincial Territorial, and Federal - to start or grow their business. |
Business Resources |
| Business Development Bank of Canada BDC (Business Development Bank of Canada) is a financial institution wholly-owned by the Government of Canada. BDC has been servicing Canadian business needs for over 60 years. BDC offers a variety of financial products designed to help Canadian businesses grow, such as term loans, subordinate financing and venture capital. BDC is also a major player in helping businesses improve their management techniques by providing tailored consulting services through a national network of consultants. Our financing and consulting solutions are readily accessible from 90 locations nationwide or by calling 1-877-BDC-BANKS. |
BDC Business Resources |
| Business Refinancing If you're growing faster than expected, it can be difficult to keep your business processes harmonized. BDC's refinancing solutions are one way to manage your growth-related financial concerns. With BDC Consulting, you can identify and avoid problems before they arise, remain efficient in the face of change, and manage growth. |
BDC Business Resources |
| Buy a Business Buying a business can help you increase your competitiveness, decrease your costs, expand your markets, or offer your customers a more complete solution. BDC's financing solutions are customized to fit your needs from management buyouts (MBO), to the acquisition of a competitor or a franchise. Our consultants can help you determine exactly what you're buying and why. |
BDC Business Resources |
| Canadian Aboriginal and Minority Supplier Council of Canada Delivers programs and processes to promote and facilitate procurement opportunities between major corporations in Canada and suppliers of all sizes owned and operated by Canadian Aboriginals and Minorities. |
Business Resources |
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