In the heart of Toronto’s bustling downtown core, just steps away from Richmond and Peter Street, a unique hub is redefining the way entrepreneurs work, collaborate, and grow. Entrepreneurs Point, a Black-led and Black-run initiative, is more than just a co-working space—it’s a thriving ecosystem designed to nurture innovation, partnerships, and community growth.

The Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce (CBCC) is redefining the landscape of entrepreneurship in Canada. Founded from a vision in 2013 to unify the Black community across the country, the organization is today a powerful platform driving growth, innovation, and global connections for Black-owned businesses.

In the heart of the Saint-Michel neighborhood, a space once marked by hardship has today become a hub of innovation and economic dynamism. At the head of this unique entrepreneurial ecosystem, Louis Edgar Jean-François, President and CEO of Groupe 3737, embodies a vision where entrepreneurship serves as both an economic and social lever.

TD Bank made its presence felt at the recent Black Business Atlas initiative, highlighting the talents of the Black community and local entrepreneurs. The event brought together artists, entrepreneurs, and community TD Bank made its presence felt at the recent Black Business Atlas initiative, highlighting the talents of the Black community and local entrepreneurs. The event brought together artists, entrepreneurs, and community members on a platform dedicated to promotin

The Bank of Montreal (BMO) is taking a stronger stance on fostering economic growth within the Black business community through its recent partnership with Black Atlas, an initiative dedicated to supporting entrepreneurs. The collaboration underscores BMO’s commitment to addressing one of the most persistent barriers facing Black entrepreneurs: access to funding.

The Black Business Atlas Pop-up has once again established itself as a major event for Montreal’s Black entrepreneurial community. The gathering, marked by a warm and festive atmosphere, brought together an impressive diversity of artisans and creators who came to showcase their expertise and unique products.

On the occasion of Black History Month, Microcrédit Montréal organized an evening under the banner of celebration and solidarity. The event is part of a series of initiatives carried out by the organization throughout the year, but this month the focus was placed on highlighting Afro-descendant communities and their essential contribution to Quebec’s cultural and economic wealth.

Guest on the set of Facebook TV, Franck Kouamé, social entrepreneur and co-founder of OBD Groupe, spoke about his journey, his vision, and the ambitions of this company born from the meeting of three Ivorian entrepreneurs living in Canada.

During a memorable address, Charles Bayetat, the first Black Senior Principal Director in Quebec at TD Bank and co-chair of the Black Employee Network and Allies, delivered a speech filled with pride and determination. His intervention took place during Semaine Dynastie, a flagship event that highlights changemakers and individuals working toward a more inclusive society.