5 Toronto Black-Owned Businesses You Can Still Support During The Coronavirus Pandemic

Canada Post's small business contest, Tales of Triumph, returns this year with another opportunity for companies to win big by sharing their small business stories.

Foodpreneur Lab is the only Canadian Black-woman founded and led non-profit with a fierce national mandate to advance racial and gender equity in the food sector.

Royal Raine is a Black-owned boutique in the Canadian Prairies providing a modern approach when it comes to clothing and accessories.

The federal government’s Black Entrepreneurship Loan Fund has only approved about 100 out of 16,000 applications, a situation that has caused financial distress for some of those waiting for funds.

No, no, no! Don’t start singing “Put a ring on it!!” because it’s not the case! We know Valentine’s Day is already gone, so we won’t mention it. We will show you some amazing creations of three Black jewelers. They have one-of-a-kind pieces, from rings to earrings to necklaces and bracelets.

Maneuver is a Canadian Black-owned brand that changes and challenges the stereotypes about men’s grooming and care, creating a “bruvahood” by showing men that there are no barriers, just standards.

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Lillon Boutique is an African-inspired brand offering women accessories and home décor handmade by Black artisans from various countries.

Winter or not, we need to take care of our skin and hair. Let’s check out these soaps made with love and passion by three Black artisans in Canada. We will look at the prices, ingredients and what they can do for us.