Chambers of Commerce & Financial Institutions

As an Indigenous entrepreneur, you want to deal with a bank that has in-depth insight into your unique business opportunities and challenges. Services include: Indigenous Banking, Indigenous Entrepreneur Loan, and Advisory Services.

BDC services are made available through a broad network of more than 100 business centres across Canada. To maximize BDC’s reach, smaller and more remote communities are served through offices, travelling account managers and consultants. Various locations listed on the website. Winnipeg office info listed here.

Access Credit Union has 53 branches and many ATMs across the province. Here is a map and list of all branch locations and ATMs within the province of Manitoba.

ACU has many branches and ATMs across the entire province. Here is a map and list of all ACU branch locations and ATMs within the province of Manitoba.

We’re committed to the 92nd Call to Action, ensuring that Indigenous peoples have equitable access to jobs, training, and educational opportunities in the corporate sector. Every year, ACU awards four bursaries of $2,000 to students of Indigenous Ancestry who are enrolled in a post-secondary business program or are already studying in a business program at a post-secondary institution in Manitoba. Applications are accepted every year, from September to January 31st. Applications submitted outside of this window will not be considered.

Top of the class savings with ACU’s student-focused accounts. ACU’s student accounts check off all the features you need and want in order to manage your money.

Post-secondary students can use this Line of Credit to cover tuition costs and living expenses. Standard Student Lines of Credit start at $5,000.

Sometimes, people think working for a financial institution is just about the numbers. But the people who work here know there’s more. It’s really about relationships.

BMO Bank of Montreal has 13 branches and 1 community banking outlets that provide Indigenous communities with customized solutions to meet their financial needs. We offer personalized support and special pricing for Indigenous communities. We’re committed to serving the needs of our First Nations, Inuit and Métis customers.

Check out Wîcihitowin (pronounced ‘wee-chih-hito-win’), the BMO Indigenous Partnerships and Progress Report 2021 to learn more about our commitment to Indigenous customers, colleagues and communities.

At Belgian-Alliance Credit Union, we understand how important financial services are to students. We also understand how difficult it can be to manage your finances while attending a college or university. Whether you’re paying for your education with student loans, working long hours over the summer to save for the rest of the year, or holding down a part-time job while attending classes, we’re here to help you find the financial solutions you need.

As costs continue to rise, more and more students find it necessary to borrow money to pay for their education. At Belgian-Alliance Credit Union, we believe that the last thing you should be worried about the night before a big exam is whether or not you can afford to enroll for another term. Fortunately, from government student loans to credit lines designed to meet the needs of students, there are a number of financial solutions available to you.

If you are going back to school to further your education, talk to us about a Student Loan or Line of Credit. We understand the importance of flexibility in your finances and are happy fo offer repayment terms that can be modified to best suit your needs.

Whether you’re a seasoned financial professional or just starting out, our credit union may be the right fit for you. We offer a number of different positions that provide many opportunities for advancement throughout your career.

Cambrian Credit Union has 12 brances in Winnipeg and 1 in Selkirk, Manitoba.

Each year, Cambrian awards scholarships to select students through Learning for Life to support continued education in the community. The scholarship is offered to high school students in Manitoba who are pursuing a post-secondary education in the academic term following graduation or one gap year.

We simplify banking for our members, save them time and money and solve their financial problems. We believe in investing in the communities where we live and work, and we strive to be a value leader through digital banking, supported by a commitment to personalized advice and member service. All we’re missing is you!

The First Nations Market Housing Fund, an initiative established by the Government of Canada and the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, gives people greater access to housing loans on-reserve and on settlement lands. Several banks are participating lenders for the Fund.

Guided by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 92nd Call to Action, Casera will continue building respectful relationships with the Indigenous community. Our commitment to diversity and inclusion means we will ensure that Indigenous peoples have access to financial services and employment at Casera. We also want to learn more about the histories of Indigenous peoples, including the history of the residential school system.

When your financial resources limit your ability to further your education, a line of credit will cover your expenses, such as tuition, books or equipment. Payments are interest-only while you are enrolled in school and six months after you are no longer a student. Interest is calculated on the daily closing balance at prime rate +1% and charged to your account at the end of every month.

Casera believes in fostering teamwork among our staff and encouraging creative participation in day-to-day operations. We invest in the growth of our employees by providing training and career development opportunities. Check out our current job postings. If there are no positions of interest, please email a resume to [email protected] to introduce us to your unique abilities.

CIBC has many branches and ATMs across the entire province. Here is a map and list of all CIBC branch locations and ATMs within the province of Manitoba.

CIBC Asset Management is committed to supporting First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities in achieving wellness and financial prosperity. We work in partnership with Chief and Council, trustees and community members to manage assets with respect to culture, beliefs and values. Our partnership model can create a significant impact through building long-term relationships, offering financial expertise, and transferring knowledge with community leaders and members to improve financial prosperity.

CIBC is dedicated to providing tailored and accessible financial services to First Nations, Inuit and Métis clients in Canada. Our experienced frontline staff and Indigenous Markets Team will work with you to bring services and solutions that meet the changing and diverse needs of your Nation and its members and citizens.

Your money should work harder as your financial needs evolve. Pay no monthly fee for unlimited banking until age 25.

Northwest regions: Barren Lands, Brochet, Charles, Drybrough, Fox Mine, Granville Lake, Heaman, Herriot, Highrock, Hone, Kinoosao, Leaf Rapids, Lynn Lake, Marcel Colomb, Mathis Colomb, McVeigh, North Lands, O-pipon-Na-Piwin, Pawistik, Rafter, Ruddock, Sayisi Dene and South Indian Lake.

North Central Development regions: Churchill, Incorporated Community of Cross Lake, Cross Lake First Nation, Fox Lake, Gillam, Ilford, Nelson House Community, Nelson House First Nation, Norway House Community, Norway House Cree Nation, Pikwitonei, Split Lake, Thicket Portage, Thompson, Wabowden, War Lake, and York Landing.

Kitayan regions: Garden Hill, God’s Lake Narrows, Gods River (Manto Sipi Cree Nation), Island Lake, Oxford House, Red Sucker Lake, Shamattawa, St. Theresa Point, and Wasagamack.

Greenstone regions: Bakers Narrows, Channing, Flin Flon, Cranberry Portage, Sherridon, and Snow Lake.

Cedar Lake regions: Baden, Barrows, Bellsite, Big Eddy, Birch River, Carrot Valley, Chemawawin Cree, Cormorant, Dawson Bay, Easterville, Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids First Nation, Kelsey (Excluding Cranberry Portage), Lenswood, Mafeking, Moose Lake, Mosakahiken Cree Nation, Mountain, National Mills, Novra, Opaskwayak Cree Nation, Overflowing River, Pelican Rapids, Powell, Ralls Island, Red Deer Lake, Sapotaweyak Cree Nation, The Pas, Umperville, Wanless, Westgate, Wuskwi Sipihk First Nation, and Youngs Point.

Southeast regions: Berens River First Nation, Black River First Nation, Bloodvein First Nation, Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, Buffalo Point First Nation, Hollow Water First Nation, Little Grand Rapids First Nation, Pauingassi First Nation, and Poplar River First Nation.

Parkland regions: Angusville, Ashville, Benito, Bield, Binscarth, Birdtail, Boggy Creek, Boulton, Bowsman, Camperville, Cayer, Cowan, Crane River, Dauphin, Deepdale, Dropmore, Duck Bay, Duck River, Durban, Ebb & Flow, Eddystone, Ethelbert, Fishing River, Fork River, Gambler, Garland, Gilbert Plains, Grandview, Harrowby, HillsburgInglis, Kelwood, Kenville, Laurier, Lawrence, Makaroff, Makinak, Mallard, McCreary, Meadow Portage, Millwood, Minitonas, Mossey River, Mountain, Norgate, Ochre River, Olha, Onanole, Park North, Park South, Pine Creek, Pine River, Pulp River, Renwer, Roblin, Rock Ridge, Rorketon, Rossburn, Russell, San Clara, Sclater, Shell River, Shellmouth, Shellmouth-Boulton, Shergrove, Shortdale, Sifton, Silver Creek, Silverton, Skownan, Spence Lake, Ste. Amelie, Ste. Rose, Ste. Rose du Lac, Swan River, Takipy, Toutes Aides, Trembowla, Tummel, Ukraina, Valley River, Venlaw, Vista, Wasagaming, Waterhen,Waywayseecappo, and Winnipegosis.

West Interlake regions: Ashern, Camper, Clarkleigh, Coldwell, Dauphin River, Deerhorn, Eriksdale, Fairford, Faulkner, Grahamdale, Gypsumville, Hilbre, Lake Francis, Lake Manitoba, Lake St. Martin, Little Saskatchewan, Lundar, Marquette, Moosehorn, Mulvihill, Oak Point, Oakview, Spearhill, St. Laurent, St. Martin, St. Martin Junction, Steep Rock, The Narrows, Vogar, Warren, and Woodlands.

East Interlake regions: Arborg, Argyle, Armstong, Arnes, Balmoral, Bifrost, Broad Valley, Camp Morton, Chatfield, Dallas, Dunnottar(Matlock,Whytewold,Ponemah), Erinview, Fisher, Fisher Branch, Fisher Rive, Fraserwood, Gimli, Grindstone Point, Gunton, Harwill, Hecla Island, Hnausa, Hodgson, Inwood, Jackhead, Komarno, Malonton, Matheson Island, Matlock (Dunnottar), Meleb, Morweena, Narcisse, Peguis, Pine Dock, Ponemah (Dunnottar), Poplarfield, Red Rose, Rembrandt, Riverton, Rockwood, Rosser, Sandridge, Sandy Hook, Shorncliffe, Silver, Stonewall, Stony Mountain, Sylvan, Teulon, Whytewold (Dunnottar), Winnipeg Beach, and Zbaraz.

Winnipeg River regions: RM of Alexander, RM of Brokenhead , Town of Beausejour, RM of Lac du Bonnet, Town of Lac du Bonnet, Local Government District of Pinawa, Town of Powerview-Pine Falls, RM of Reynolds, RM of Springfield, RM of Victoria Beach, RM of Whitemouth, Sagkeeng First Nation , Community of Seymourville, Community of Manigotagan , Community of Bissett, Nopiming Provincial Park, and Whiteshell Provincial Park.

Heartland regions: Alonsa, Altamont, Amaranth, Arden, Austin, Bacon Ridge, Bagot, Blumenfeld, Cardinal, Carman, Cypress River, Darlingford, Deerwood, Dufferin, Elm Creek, Gladstone, Glenella, Graysville, Grey, Haskett, Haywood, Hochfeld/Reinland, Holland, Kaleida, Katrime, Kinosota, Lakeland, Lakeview, Langruth, Lansdowne, LaRiviere, Lavenham, Lorne, MacGregor, Manitou, Miami, Morden, North Norfolk, Notre Dame de Lourdes, Osterwick, Pembina, Plumas, Portage la Prairie, Rathwell, Roland,, Rosebank, Roseisle, Rossendale, Schanzenfeld, Sidney, Silver Ridge, Snowflake, Somerset, South Norfolk, St. Claude, St. Leon, St. Lupicin, Stanley, Swan Lake, Tenby, Thompson, Thornhill, Treherne, Waldersee, Westbourne, Windygates, Winkler, and Woodside.

Westman regions: Albert, Alexander, Archie, Argyle, Arrow River, Arthur, Baldur, Basswood, Belmont, Beresford, Bethany, Beulah, Birnie, Birtle, Blanshard, Boissevain, Bradwardine, Brandon, Brenda, Brookdale, Broomhill, Cameron, Carberry, Cardale, Carroll, Cartwright, Chater, Clanwilliam, Clearwater, Cornwallis, Coulter, Cromer, Crystal City, Dalny, Daly, Dand, Decker, Deleau, Deloraine, Douglas, Dunrea, Ebor, Edward, Elgin, Elkhorn, Ellice, Elphinstone, Elton, Elva, Erickson, Fairfax, Forrest Station, Foxwarren, Franklin, Glenboro, Glenora, Glenwood, Goodlands, Grandall, Grande Clairiere, Griswold, Hallboro, Hamiota, Harding, Hargrave, Harrison, Hartney, Holmfield, Isabella, Justice, Keeseekoowenin, Kelloe, Kemnay, Kenton, Killarney, Kirkella, Langford, Lauder, Lavinia, Lena, Lenore, Louise,Lyleton, Manson, Margaret, Mariapolis, Mather, McAuley, McConnell, Medora, Melita, Menzie, Miniota, Minnedosa, Minto, Moore Park, Morton, Mountain Road, Napinka, Neelin, Neepawa, Nesbitt, Newdale, Ninette, Ninga, North Cypress, Oak Lake, Oak River, Oakburn, Oakland, Oakner, Odanah, Pierson, Pilot Mound, Pipestone, Polonia, Purves, Rackham, Rapid City, Regent, Reston, Rivers, Riverside, Roblin, Rolling River, Rosedale, Rounthwaite, Sandy Lake, Saskatchewan, Scarth, Shilo, Shoal Lake, Sifton, Sinclair, Solsgirth, Souris, South Cypress, Sprucewoods, St. Lazare, Stockton, Strathclair, Strathcona, Tilston, Treesbank, Turtle Mountain, Underhill, Virden, Wakopa, Wallace, Waskada, Wawanesa, and Wellwood.

North Red regions: City of Selkirk, RM of St. Andrews, RM of St. Clements, RM of East St. Paul, and RM of West St. Paul.

White Horse Plains regions: Cartier, Dacotah, Delta Beach, Edwin, Elie, Headingley, High Bluff, Macdonald, Newton, Oakland, Oakville, Poplar Point, Portage La Prairie, Southport, Springstein, St. Ambroise, St. Eustache, and St. Francois Xavier.

Triple R regions: Altona, Arnaud, Aubigny, Badger, Blumenort, Brunkild, Caliento, Carey, Carlowrie, Carrick, De Salaberry, Domain, Dominion City, Dufrost, Emerson, Franklin, Friedensfeld, Gardenton, Glenlea, Grande Pointe, Green Ridge, Gretna, Grunthal, Halbstadt, Hanover, Horndean, Ile des Chenes, Kane, Kleefeld, La Rochelle, La Salle, Letellier, Lorette, Lowe Farm, La Broquerie, Macdonald, McTavish, Menisino, Middlebro, Mitchell, Montcalm, Morris, Neubergthal, New Bothwell, Niverville, Oak Bluff, Osborne, Otterburne, Pansy, Piney, Plum Coulee, Randolph, Rhineland, Ridgeville, Ritchot, Riverside, Rosa, Roseau River, Rosenfeld, Rosenort, Rosetown, Sandilands, Sanford, Sarto, Sommerfeld, South Junction, Sperling, Sprague, Steinbach, St. Adolphe, St. Jean Baptiste, St. Joseph, St. Malo, St. Pierre-Jolys, Ste Anne, Starbuck, Ste. Agathe, Ste. Elizabeth, Stuartburn, Sundown, Tache, Tolstoi, Tourand, Vassar, Vita, Wampum, and Woodridge.

Dakota Ojibway regions: Birdtail Sioux First Nation, Canupawakpa Dakota Nation, Dakota Plains Wahpeton Nation, Long Plain First Nation, Roseau River First Nation, Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation, Sioux Valley Dakota Nation, Swan Lake First Nation, and Waywayseecappo First Nation.

The Compass StudentLine helps you get through school better managing your money making low monthly interest payments.

Our workforce represents the diversity of our communities. We all share the same vision and values, decisions that we make are in the long-term best interests of our members and the credit union. Compass Credit Union welcomes applications from people of all abilities. If you are interested in achieving your personal best in a challenging, fun, and rewarding work environment, we encourage you to send your resume to our hiring team at [email protected].

At Flin Flon Credit Union, we understand how important financial services are to students. We also understand how difficult it can be to manage your finances while attending a college or university. Whether you’re paying for your education with student loans, working long hours over the summer to save for the rest of the year, or holding down a part-time job while attending classes, we’re here to help you find the financial solutions you need.

If you are interested in working in a high level service environment, bring a team attitude and want to work to improve your local community, please take the time to provide us your details. We will keep your application on hand for a three month period for any opening that may develop. Thank you for your interest in the Flin Flon Credit Union.

Map search tool page for all Fusion Credit Union branch locations and ATMs within the province of Manitoba.

You have enough to think about these days. The right student financing can help you better manage your money and your time.

We are extremely proud to announce that Fusion Credit Union has been recognized as one of Manitoba’s Top Employers for four consecutive years! Our workforce represents the diversity of our communities. We share a common desire to learn, grow and have fun at work. Our health and well-being is understood as an important component of our ability to do our best work, and we have opportunities to grow and advance our careers. All submitted resumes will be kept on file – you never know when you may get the call!

Ages 19-24. Must be a student. At age 25 or post-graduate, this account changes to an eChequing.

We are proud to offer a professional environment that is dedicated to friendly and personal customer service. Our leaders are dedicated to bringing out the best in our employees to help them grow and flourish personally and professionally.

RBC has many branches and ATMs across the entire province. Here is a map and list of all RBC branch locations and ATMs within the province of Manitoba.

Indigenous communities have a long history of partnering with RBC. By building relationships based on mutual respect, shared values and a common understanding, together we can create a strong, sustainable future for communities from coast to coast to coast.

Are you an Indigenous youth in Canada looking to pursue post-secondary education?The RBC Future Launch Scholarship for Indigenous Youth could help you achieve your post-secondary goals.

The RBC Indigenous Peoples Development Program enables recent graduates to develop the skills and network needed to build their professional experience. The program is open to candidates who self-identify as Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit, Métis) peoples of Canada. Applicants must have graduated within the last two years from an undergraduate program or a minimum of a two year college diploma.

In our National Indigenous Student Internship Program, you’ll gain firsthand exposure and get a head start in different areas of RBC such as Finance, Sales and Services, IT, Marketing, HR, etc. We provide challenging but rewarding experiences that will help you learn and grow, as well as the opportunity to receive advance full-time employment offers for those who excel in the program.

The RBC Financial Literacy for Indigenous Peoples Course will give you the information you need to make informed decisions and help you achieve lasting financial well-being. The RBC Financial Literacy for Indigenous Peoples Course was created in response to calls from residential school survivors and First Nations youth who recommended financial training as a means to maximizing the benefits of financial compensation. While some of the information is specific to persons receiving lump sum payments, the course is intended to provide knowledge about money and banking for all Indigenous people.

Are you attending or considering College or University? Don’t let the lack of dispensable funds hold you back from your dreams of post secondary education. We can offer you a number of different financing options.

Rosenort Credit Union prioritizes the wellbeing of its staff by creating a work environment based on trust, integrity, fun, and dedication. With a range of positions available in member services, lending, and IT, as well as competitive salaries and benefits, we are confident you could find your fit as an employee here. If you are interested in working together with us, apply today and start your career at the Rosenort Credit Union!

Receive the services you need knowing your traditions will be respected. With a team dedicated to cultural awareness, we understand the unique needs of Indigenous communities, businesses and individuals. We have the expertise to provide a variety of customized banking solutions.

Our Indigenous Hiring Program has been designed to ensure applicants have a customized recruitment experience that provides additional support and insight to what life is like as a Scotiabanker. We strive to match candidates like you, with positions that provide opportunities for growth and reflect your business interests. Through this program, we put emphasis on removing barriers to ensure you can feel confident in pursuing your career at Scotiabank.

Here’s everything you need to know about how to fund your post-secondary education.

Going to school is expensive. We can help you stretch your budget with low fees, plenty of included services, and all of the advice and guidance you need as you work towards building your best financial future.

The StudentFLEX Line of Credit is available for full-time and part-time students enrolled in an accredited Canadian university or college.

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Student accounts for students 18–24 years old include 60 FREE transactions every month, including cash withdrawals, cheques, debit card purchases and more. Additional transactions pay-as-you-go, with NO monthly fee.

Our philosophy is that we are competitive in the marketplace, reward individual contributions and behaviors, as well as team and organizational performance. If this sounds like something you are up for, we want to hear from you!

Sunrise Credit Union now boasts 19 branches and about 34,000 members across the Parkland and Western Manitoba region. The branches are in the following communities: Baldur, Boissevain, Brandon, Cypress River, Deloraine, Grandview, Hartney, Holland, Laurier, Melita, Minnedosa, Reston, Sandy Lake, Shoal Lake, Ste. Rose du Lac, Strathclair, Treherne, Virden, and Waskada.

Sunrise Credit Union’s StudentLine can help to reduce the debt load by the time of graduation. The flexible line of credit offered by Sunrise Credit Union not only allows a student-member to borrow what only they need, but it also allows for the ability to pay back a portion of their student debt throughout their post-secondary education. StudentLine can make it easier for students to manage their debt and can even help them reduce their interest costs.

For ages 19 – 24 in post secondary education

We offer an environment where learning is valued, and careers are built. We support our employees with progressive human resource practices and give them the training and tools they need to serve our members today and in the future. The result is proud, motivated and diverse employees who are inspired to make a difference in their members’ lives and the communities in which they work and live.

SVCU offers a wide range of financing options to meet the needs of your unique financial picture. Thinking about an RV, new vehicle, looking to travel, renovate a space or reduce your current debt load? We have a product and the expert advice to support you in how you would like to live your life. Some of these services are great for students.

STUDENT Plan 24 Savings – No Account Fee for All Full-Time Students– 40 Debits FREE/Month, Interest calculated on closing daily balance, paid monthly. STUDENT Chequing -No Account Fee for All Full-Time Students -40 Debits FREE/Month, Interest calculated on closing daily balance over $10,000, paid monthly. *Proof of full-time enrollment required annually after 18 years of age.

Find out more about our current career opportunities and submit your resume! If you do not find an opening or see a job that interests you, we would still love to hear from you, select “Submit Resume”.

The Manitoba Southeast Commerce Group Inc is a non for profit entity serving the Ritchot, Ste. Anne and Taché regions. Comprised of a board of directors, the Manitoba Southeast Commerce Group Inc encourages and fosters economic and community growth through its leadership in stimulating a competitive business environment, putting in place entrepreneurial supports, creating meaningful connections, all while promoting existing and attracting new business.

TD Canada Trust works to provide banking, financial and investment services to meet the needs of Indigenous Peoples, Indigenous businesses, organizations and governments.