Curve Lake First Nation is committed to building a strong, self-sufficient economy rooted in our cultural values and traditions. Our key economic programs focus on business support, sustainable agriculture, and entrepreneurship—each playing a vital role in creating opportunities for our community while preserving our heritage.
Through these initiatives, we empower local entrepreneurs, promote food sovereignty, and celebrate the deep connection between our people and the land. Explore our programs and discover how we are shaping a resilient and thriving future for Curve Lake First Nation.
Our Entrepreneurship Training program provides individuals with the skills, knowledge, and mindset needed to start, manage, and grow a successful business. Whether you are launching a new venture or expanding an existing business, this program offers hands-on learning, mentorship, and practical tools to help you thrive.
What You’ll Learn:
With real-world case studies, expert guidance, and networking opportunities, this training fosters resilience and strategic thinking, helping participants turn their ideas into sustainable businesses.
Contact Terron Taylor to learn more about upcoming workshops and training sessions!
Our Business Support program is dedicated to fostering entrepreneurship and economic development within Curve Lake First Nation. Whether you are starting a new business, expanding an existing venture, or seeking mentorship and funding opportunities, we provide the resources and guidance needed for success.
Services & Support:
By supporting local entrepreneurs, we strengthen our economy and create sustainable job opportunities for our community.
Oshkiigmong Gitigan, meaning “New Village Garden,” is a thriving community farm dedicated to sustainable agriculture, education, and food sovereignty. Through traditional Anishinaabe farming practices, we cultivate fresh produce, medicinal plants, and orchards, providing healthy food options while honoring our connection to the land.
What We Offer:
By supporting Oshkiigmong Gitigan, you contribute to a healthier, self-sufficient future for Curve Lake First Nation.
The Oshkiigmong Sugar Bush celebrates the sacred practice of maple syrup production, a tradition passed down through generations of Anishinaabe people. Every spring, we harvest and process ziinzibaakwadwaaboo (maple sap) with deep respect for the land and cultural teachings.
Our Offerings:
The sugar bush is not just a place of production but a space for learning, gathering, and honoring our traditions.
Each of these programs plays a vital role in shaping a thriving and sustainable future for Curve Lake First Nation. Whether through supporting local businesses, strengthening food security, or preserving cultural traditions, our initiatives are designed to empower our community for generations to come.
Get Involved. Support. Learn. Grow.
For more information on any of our programs or how you can participate, contact us today!