Doing Business in Canada 2
WHENNovember 19, 2026 6:00-7:30 PM
WHEREVirtual (Microsoft Teams)
A Practical Guide for Newcomer Entrepreneurs
This workshop provides newcomers with the knowledge, tools, and resources to start and grow a successful business in Canada.
Topics include:
- Understanding Canada’s entrepreneurial ecosystem and available business support services
- Accessing funding opportunities, including grants, microloans, and financing options
- Building personal and business credit and accessing capital
- Intro to Financial literacy and money management for entrepreneurs
- Business planning, startup readiness, and long-term sustainability strategies
- Navigating common barriers faced by newcomers and underrepresented entrepreneurs
- Real-life success stories, practical case studies, and actionable resources to support the entrepreneurial journey
We recommend attending Doing Business in Canada 1: A Guide to Financial Systems in Canada for Newcomers before attending this webinar.
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Please note that events with low registration may be cancelled.
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Oct 14
Doing Business in Canada 1
WHEN Oct. 14, 2026 6:00-7:30 PM
WHERE Virtual (Zoom)
A Guide to Financial Systems in Canada for Newcomers
Presented in partnership with the Winnipeg Public Library.
Join us for a practical and beginner-friendly workshop designed to help newcomers understand how Canada’s financial and business systems work. Whether you are planning to start a business, become self-employed, launch a side hustle, or simply build confidence managing finances in Canada, this session will provide the essential knowledge and tools to get started.
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Oct 1
Building a Business Without Burning Out
WHEN Oct. 1, 2026 12:00-1:00 PM
WHERE Microsoft Teams
Essential Mental Health Strategies for Entrepreneurs
In this practical and engaging 45-minute webinar, participants will explore the unique relationship between mental health and entrepreneurship.
We'll discuss the signs of burnout, the importance of building a reality-based business model, and simple mental health practices that can help entrepreneurs stay focused, resilient, and productive.