Indigenomics maps the rise of a modern Indigenous economy—estimated at roughly $100 billion—and sets out the principles shaping that growth: relational business practices, multigenerational stewardship of resources, and community care.

Drawing on voices from Indigenous business leaders and recent legal developments, the narrative reframes common media assumptions and shows how economic influence is shifting across Canada. Case studies and on-the-ground examples illustrate practical approaches to enterprise and governance.

Valuable for business leaders, entrepreneurs, Indigenous organizations, policymakers and economists, the book offers a new model of development that supports self-determination and collective well-being.

• Growth and influence of modern Indigenous enterprises
• Firsthand perspectives from Indigenous leaders
• Legal trends affecting economic rights
• Community-led case studies and practical examples

Awards: Winner, 2022 First Nations Community Reads; Silver, 2022 Nautilus; Shortlisted, 2021 Donner Prize.

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