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Aboriginal Co-operatives in Canada: Current Situation & Potential for Growth

This report reviews the contexts within which Aboriginal co-operatives exist, considers the suitability of the co-operative model for what Aboriginal leaders say about the kind of economy they wish to encourage, and draws up the findings of eleven case studies to make a series of conclusions and recommendations about the potential for growth for co-operatives owned by Aboriginal peoples for their own purposes.

Aboriginal Co-operatives in Canada: Current Situation & Potential for Growth
Appendix A (co-op Sec doc): Socio-Economic Profile of Aboriginal Co-operatives in Canada
Appendix B: Analysis of the Policy Environment for Aboriginal Co-operative Development - Part I: Perspectives of Regional Officials
Appendix B cont'd: Federal/Provincial/Territorial Initiatives
Appendix C: Co-operatives in Quebec Aboriginal Communities: Review of the Literature.
Appendix D: Co-operatives and Communities: Some Theoretical Considerations
Appendix E: The ICA Statement on the Co-operative Identity
Appendix F: Methodology for the report
Appendix G: Case Selection Criteria
Appendix H: Case Study Guidelines
Appendix I: All Eleven Case Studies
Appendix J: Additional Case Studies; Two Housing Co-operatives
Appendix K: The Consultation Process