Métis

Camryn Friesen

Winnipeg, MBRetailExternal verificationWebsite checked

About this business

Camryn Friesen is 15 years old and a grade 10 student. She lives in Winnipeg, and spends her free time doing some of her favourites things – riding horses, playing soccer, and creating beautiful crystal jewelry.

Business details

CategoriesRetail, Arts & Culture
Stated identityMétis
Nation, community affiliation, or Inuit regionRed River Métis
Supplier statusListed government supplier
Procurement recordregistry listed
Business statusactive
Profile coverage62% of directory fields
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Record last seen September 2, 2026How buyers should use these signals

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Location and service area

300-150 Henry Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3B 0J7

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Education, training or employment organization

Louis Riel Institute

Métis educational and cultural institution affiliated with the Manitoba Métis Federation.

Culture, language or media organization

Aboriginal Peoples Television Network

National Indigenous television network and media institution.

Indigenous Financial Institution

Arctic Co-operative Development Fund (ACDF)

Indigenous Financial Institution listed by the National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association.

Indigenous Financial Institution

First Peoples Economic Growth Fund Inc. (FPEGF)

Indigenous Financial Institution listed by the National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association.

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