Our Journey

T & T Dreamcatchers began as a personal journey of healing—one thread and one dream at a time. What started as a survival act has evolved into a proudly Indigenous-owned business, recognized for its authenticity and cultural impact. This page highlights the milestones that have shaped our journey, showcasing our achievements as reflections of purpose, passion, and community support.

Highlights of 2022

Shell Live Wire 2.0 pitch competition third place winner
DIY Hero competition - Made top 10 in our category
Pow Wow Pitch nominee
Indigenous SME Business Award Nominee - Indigenous entrepreneur of the year
Curiocity picks list for gifts by Indigenous brands across Canada

Highlights of 2023

Indigenous Entrepreneur of the Year Nominee - CanadianSME National Business Awards 2023
Indigenous SME Magazine - Weaving Dreams into Reality
Local Lives Supported by Story Hive
- Get to know Patricia Sheppard of Pat's Ribbon Skirts & Crafts & Jona Sparvier of T&T Dreamcatchers
Completed TAP - Trade Accelerator Program
Mount Royal University Graduate - Social Work

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Highlights of 2024

Indigenous Entrepreneur of the Year Nominee - Alberta Women Entrepreneurs (AWE)
Canadian Choice Award Nominee
Placekeeping Program Dreamcatcher Workshop with City of Calgary Public Art Program
Completed Fire Circle Program
Strengthening Our Roots Program - Canadian Eco Tourism
Digital Marketing Program - Business Link
Digital Economy Program -Digital Main Street
Joined ITA (Indigenous Tourism Alberta)
Joined ITAC (Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada)

Highlights of 2025

Official accreditation obtained, The Original Original mark of excellence, by the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC).
Zensurance Small Business Grant Winner
ITAC Grant Recipient
Digital Main Street Small Business Spotlight