International women’s rights month Celebrate Women’s Month with BMCC! ?✨ March is a time to honor the achievements, struggles, and contributions of women throughout history and across various fields. As part of this celebration, the Black Manitobans Chamber of Commerce…
This French article discusses the potential impact of U.S. tariffs on Canadian businesses, particularly Black entrepreneurs in Manitoba. It highlights concerns about increased financial strain due to systemic barriers and limited access to capital. Zita Somakoko, President of the Black…
The Black-Manitobans Chamber of Commerce is advocating for representation within the province’s U.S. Trade Council. This initiative aims to ensure that Black entrepreneurs have a voice in shaping trade policies that affect their businesses. By securing a seat at the…
The article discusses the concerns raised by Black entrepreneurs in Manitoba regarding potential tariffs. Dr. Zita Somakoko, founder and president of the Black Manitobans Chamber of Commerce (BMCC), stresses that these tariffs could exacerbate existing challenges, such as systemic barriers…
BMCC Responds to President Trump’s Tariffs: Impact on Black-Owned Businesses and Minority Communities Saturday’s announcement of a 25% tariff on Canadian goods by the United States is a direct challenge to businesses across Canada, with Black-owned businesses in Manitoba uniquely…
FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER 2025 BMCC Black History Month 2025 : Legacy in Action Join us as we celebrate “Legacy in Action: Building the Future, Honoring the Past”—a tribute to the contributions of People of African Descent and a call to…
The Black Manitobans Chamber of Commerce (BMCC) is set to host a transformative networking event aimed at supporting immigrant and Black-owned businesses, which founder Zita Somakoko describes as being on “life support.” Scheduled for Saturday evening at 340 Provencher Blvd.,…
OCTOBER NEWSLETTER 2024 Upcoming Event: Domestic Violence Awareness Month – November 2024. November is recognized as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the impact of domestic violence in our communities and supporting those affected. Throughout…
Celebrating the Women Who Protect and Serve On October 18th, 2024, we gathered at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights for the Inaugural Pink Tea Breakfast, honoring the incredible women first responders who tirelessly serve and protect our communities. This…
How Should Business Owners Pay Themselves? In celebration of Small Business Month, Pierre Letourneau, a Business Succession Advisor with TD Wealth, shares insights on how business owners can optimize their income. Should you take a salary, receive dividends, or…
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