Vendor Information
If you are an Indigenous artisan interested in showcasing your products at our marketplace, we invite you to be part of our event. For more details on participation, please email ssaini@ccib.ca.
Bold Egg Natural
Bold Egg Naturals is a Toronto-based consumer goods company focused on providing natural, high-quality, everyday products designed to be used regularly and trusted over time. The company operates under a single guiding principle: Nothing Extra. Everything Intentional.
That principle shapes how products are selected and developed. Bold Egg Naturals prioritizes quality, durability, and longevity, focusing on products that perform reliably in real daily use and integrate seamlessly into existing routines. The product range is intentionally limited, with each item chosen to solve a clear need without unnecessary features or excess.
The company’s first product, BPM Natural Deodorant, was developed in-house following a comprehensive review of the market. BPM reflects the company’s approach to product decisions, combining reliable everyday performance with minimal ingredients and durable, low-waste packaging.
Ellef Jewelry
Blending minimalist design with meaningful intention, Ellef Jewelry creates wearable pieces that honor heritage while remaining contemporary and accessible.
Fun fact: Before founding Ellef Jewelry, Marie-Michelle toured internationally for 22 years with Cirque du Soleil as an acrobat and singer!
Patrick Hunter
Patrick Hunter is a 2Spirit, Ojibwe artist, graphic designer and award winning entrepreneur from Red Lake, Ontario. Though best known for his woodland art style paintings, Patrick has also had a positive and impactful impression in the corporate world through collaborations with Indspire, Giant Tiger, Staples, Ontario Power Generation, Hyundai and Nelson Publishing
The intention that drives the work Patrick does stems from how a better world can be created through art, so future generations can see themselves reflected in mainstream culture. With that in mind, Patrick has engaged the world of sports with artistic collaborations with the Chicago Blackhawks, creating the uniforms for the Canadian Olympic curling team, as well as APTN’s new Bryan Trottier award for Indigenous excellence in the NHL.
When not collaborating with exciting national partners, Patrick is creating awareness about his Ojibwe roots and inspiring creative confidence through in-person and virtual paint workshops across North America.
RiksWork
Aaniin [Hello], my name is Rikki Singleton, and I am an urban Indigenous artist from the Migisi Sahgaigan [Eagle Lake] First Nation in Treaty 3 Territory, currently based in Milton, Ontario. I am the founder of RiksWorks, a small business where I share my passion for beadwork and Indigenous artistry. As an Ojibway and Cree artist, my work is deeply rooted in my heritage and the stories that connect me to my community.
Beadwork has been a transformative journey for me, one that blends tradition with personal expression. Starting my business has not only allowed me to share my craft, but it has also introduced me to a vibrant network of individuals who inspire and uplift me every day. Through RiksWorks, I aim to bring beauty, culture, and positivity to the world.
I am grateful for the opportunity to connect with others through my art and encourage you to join me on my journey by following along on social media at @RiksWorks.
Tendesi Woodwork
Lance Cote-Tenasco is a proud member of the Algonquin Anishinabeg community of Kitigan Zibi, located in Quebec, and the owner and operator of Tendesi Woodwork.
A carpenter by trade, Lance developed a passion for woodwork art. His creative focus is centered on cedar, carefully harvested from Algonquin Traditional Territory. Cedar holds deep cultural and spiritual significance for the Anishinabe people, as it is one of the Four Sacred Medicines, known for its protective and healing properties.
Lance draws on his experiences on the land to bring to life powerful elements in his artwork—sunrises, sunsets, water, fire, and the Four Sacred Colours—imagery that has been embedded in his teachings since childhood
The Stak Co.
Manitoba Grown ‘ready to be made dry mixes’ consisting of Baked – traditional Michif style baked bean, It’s Pea Soup, Tortilla Soup Fiesta, Loco Burrito and a two time award winning Northern Classic Chili. Offering flavorful, healthy and satisfying. Packaged without the use of preservatives, additives.
The Stak offers and is designed to meet the consumers demand for product transparency, convenience and affordability, and most importantly fills the need for the increasing vegetarian, vegan and flexitarians diets.
Each recipe variation offers a low fat, gluten free, peanut free, low sodium and a powerhouse of nutrients; including protein, complex carbohydrates, fiber, folate, potassium, B vitamin, to meet the heightened awareness that consumers now have become accustomed to; the better for you food choices.
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