Aboriginal business leaders see paradigm shift in new economic opportunities

But access to equity and the Indian Act remain barriers to economic development.

Aboriginal peoples are ready to play a leading role in the Canadian economy, but business leaders say that access to equity remains a barrier to aboriginal entrepreneurship and the Indian Act continues to be an obstacle to economic self-sufficiency to First Nations living on reserve.

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