From soda to streetwear—check out these 10 Indigenous-owned businesses in B.C. - BCBusiness
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Indigenous-owned businesses are integral to their communities, frequently getting involved in community initiatives and creating products with ingredients sourced from the land on which they’re made. B. C. is home to over 200 First Nations, each one with an abundance of knowledge and traditions to learn from. Whether you’re already a regular shopper or looking for new local businesses to support, here are 10 Indigenous-led brands to support in B. C.
Soda season might be coming to a close as fall sets on us, but the variety of meticulously crafted beverages from Heartberry Soda never feel out of season. Low in sugar and made with locally sourced ingredients, you can find Heartberry Soda across various retailers in Metro Vancouver, Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast. It’s also the first woman-owned Indigenous soda brand!
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