REALM Magazine presents stories of young entrepreneurs. http://www.realm.net/net/5/fall99e-5-13Stories.htm The iVillage.com site offers 25 tips for entrepreneurs by entrepreneurs. http://www.ivillage.com/content/0,1625,8311~47,00.html?ID=infoseekspotcareer16 At the INNONET site, click on Factors of Success to find a short piece listing ten success factors. http://www.innonet.ch/_pages/sp_e/service_utest_frames.html At the INNONET site, click on Factors of Failure to find the "Ten Killer Factors" that can get in the way of your success. http://www.innonet.ch/_pages/sp_e/service_utest_frames.html Barbara Mowat and Ted James invite you to assess your potential as a home-based entrepreneur. http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/SSG/mi01365e.html The Wall Street Journal's site offers six lessons learned by solo entrepreneurs. http://interactive.wsj.com/public/current/articles/SB868575617418206500.htm The INNONET site's interactive quiz addresses the question: Are you the entrepreneurial type? http://www.innonet.ch/_pages/sp_e/service_utest_frames.html The Aboriginal Youth Network provides tips for developing your skills and characteristics. http://www.ayn.ca/modules/employment/9_own_boss/e.html iVillage.com invites you to assess yourself: Do you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur? http://www.ivillage.com/content/quiz/generate/0,1622,1316,00.html Human Resources Development Canada asks: Could you succeed in small business? http://www.hrdc-drhc.gc.ca/hrib/hrp-prh/pi-ip/career-carriere/minding/mind-eng/succ.shtml Industry Canada's Strategis site provides a self-evaluation guide to starting a business of your own. http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/SSG/mi02602e.html The Canadian Business Service Centres can help you find opportunities for new ventures that can spring from an existing business and explore ways to start ventures by taking advantage of a market. http://www.cbsc.org/osbw/concepts.html Check out the Ideacafe for a Gen X take on entrepreneurial opportunity. http://www.IdeaCafe.com/x/ Think you might want to invent a product-or maybe you already have? Check out this Government of British Columbia site for advice. http://www.sb.gov.bc.ca/smallbus/workshop/concepts/eureka25.html The Venture Associates site provides information on entrepreneurial financing. http://www.Venturea.com/financin.htm#stages The Idea Cafe site explains the role of equity in financing your business. http://www.ideacafe.com/getmoney/fse_1equity.html The Canada Business Service Centres site explains equity financing. http://www.cbsc.org/osbw/equity.html#explained Industry Canada's Strategis site offers information on how to handle money matters. http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/SSG/mi01384e.html The Idea Cafe explains the role of venture capital in financing ventures. http://www.ideacafe.com/getmoney/fse_Venture.html The Money Hunt site provides an unusual approach to getting financing. http://www.moneyhunter.com/ The Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency suggests sources for funding. http://www.acoa.ca/english/financial/index_frame.html The Smart Business Supersite suggests twenty ways to evaluate new business ideas. http://www.smartbiz.com/sbs/arts/bcc4.htm The Strategis site from Industry Canada is home to the Student Connection Program. http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/SSG/st00003e.html Here you will find some of the Internet Program Modules from Industry Canada's Strategis' Student Connection Program. http://www.scp-ebb.com/ Find the Student Connection Program located nearest you through the Industry Canada Strategis site. http://www.scp-ebb.com/e2comm.htm Schoolfinder provides information about universities, colleges, and career choices. http://www.schoolfinder.com The Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency works with the Atlantic Provinces Education Foundation to develop entrepreneurship curriculum materials for elementary grades. http://www.acoa.ca Junior Achievement of Canada offers programs for younger potential entrepreneurs. http://www.jacan.org The Innovation Centre in Waterloo, Ontario, offers programs for inventors and entrepreneurs. http://www.innovationcentre.ca The Canadian Youth Business Foundation site provides links to entrepreneurship training and education centres across Canada and more. http://www.youthbusiness.com Canadore College offers small business programs. http://www2.canadorec.on.ca/business/business.htm The University of British Columbia offers programs in entrepreneurial studies. http://pacific.commerce.ubc.ca/evc/ The Government of Alberta offers a self-employment program and provides Career Development Centres. http://www.aecd.gov.ab.ca/hre/programsServices/19992000/self_employment.htm The Self Employment Development Institute offers entrepreneurial programs and training. http://www.sedi.org/html/prog/fs1_prog.html Centennial College offers a variety of programs through its school of business. http://www.sob.cencol.on.ca/ Carleton University offers a management program for women. http://www.business.carleton.ca/research/creww/index.html Brock University offers a management training program. http://www.bus.BrockU.CA/mgmtdev/current.html The Centre for Entrepreneurship Education and Development has many links to entrepreneurship programs. http://www.ceed.ednet.ns.ca The Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs (ACE) has chapters across Canada. http://www.acecanada.ca The Young Entrepreneurs Association (YEA) has chapters at universities across Canada. http://www.yea.ca The Young Entrepreneurs' Organization has members around the world. http://www.yeo.org The Aboriginal Youth Business Council provides support to young Aboriginal entrepreneurs. http://www.aybc.org Canadian Business Service Centres are located across Canada. http://www.cbsc.org The Canadian Youth Business Foundation site includes an extensive list of associations and organizations. http://youthbusiness.com Industry Canada's Strategis site lists associations for the home-based entrepreneur. http://www.strategis.ic.gc.ca