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SARNIA-LAMBTON REGION, JUL 15 – The program offers up to $3,000 in funding and mentorship to students aged 15 to 29 to develop diverse businesses, boosting local youth entrepreneurship in its 26th year.
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Fair teaches Grade 6 students importance of businesses
Young entrepreneur learns to give back
Lexi Buchanan poses with seniors at Holy Family on July 2. [ David Adlerstein | The Times ] Panacea’s Lexi Buchanan, an eighth grader at Deer Lake Middle School, is taking her first steps towards what she hopes to build into a successful business. Along with making just about $30 in the month or so from when she first started creating scented soaps, she’s taught herself an important lesson that will help anchor her entrepreneurship. It’s importa…
Eleven students launch summer businesses
Eleven local youths have been awarded funding to launch their own businesses under Summer Company. The young entrepreneur program provides business training and mentoring to assist high school and postsecondary students in starting a seasonal business, says a media release. This initiative is administered by the Economic Development division of the City of Sault Ste. Marie. The 2025 Summer Company participants in the Sault Ste. Marie area are: –…
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