Events for October 23, 2025 – Digital Nova Scotia – Leading Digital Industry

Lunch & Learn with Futurpreneur

IGNITE Atlantic 1209 Marginal Road, Halifax

Discover Futurpreneur’s mentorship & financing for young founders. Thu, Oct 23, 12–1 pm at IGNITE Yarmouth. Lunch provided. Date and time Thursday, October 23 · 12 - 1pm ADT Location IGNITE Atlantic 208 Main Street Yarmouth, NS B5A 1C7 Good to know Highlights: 1 hour, In Person About this event Business • Startups Join us for a practical Lunch & Learn with Futurpreneur—a national nonprofit that supports young entrepreneurs with startup financing, mentorship (up to two years), and resources to plan, launch, and grow. You’ll learn what programs exist, who’s eligible, and how to get started—plus tips on making the most of mentorship and funding pathways. Lunch is provided. What you’ll learn: An overview of Futurpreneur’s core offerings (financing, mentorship, tools & workshops). Eligibility basics and how the application process works (especially for ages 18–39). Program pathways and supports for diverse founders (e.g., Indigenous and Black entrepreneur programs, side-hustle support). How to prepare a strong application and leverage mentorship for the first 24 months. Who should attend: Early-stage founders, side-hustlers, and aspiring entrepreneurs—especially those exploring mentorship and accessible financing options. (Futurpreneur programs primarily serve ages 18–39 who meet eligibility.) Otni Chinenere Business Development Manager, Futurpreneur Canada Otni supports aspiring entrepreneurs across […]

Better Safe than Sorry, Eh: Competition Law 101 for Small Business Week

Many small business owners don't know about competition law. For those who do, it can be hard to know how it applies to their business. In celebration of Small Business Week, join this webinar hosted by the Competition Bureau to learn about:   Why competition law matters to small businesses and entrepreneurs How the Competition Bureau helps protect and promote competition How to protect your business with compliance measures   About the Competition Bureau The Competition Bureau is an independent law enforcement agency that protects and promotes competition for the benefit of Canadian consumers and businesses. Our actions are guided by the principle that competition is good for Canadians. Competition drives lower prices and innovation while fueling economic growth.

Free

Finclusiv Edge Community Launch

Westin Nova Scotia Hotel 1181 Hollis Street, Halifax

Join us for an evening of fintech inclusion. Networking with industry professionals, hear from sponsors and speakers, participate in interactive discussions, and build connections toward a more inclusive financial ecosystem here in Halifax.

$20 – $25