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Contest celebrates prairie entrepreneurs with disabilities

Sydney Deneka, second from left, was honoured at her Beausejour, Man., school Friday after she won the Just Watch Me contest for entrepreneurs with disabilities. Tamara Forlanski / Global News

WINNIPEG — If you have a disability and run a business, Community Futures wants to hear from you.

The organization’s annual Just Watch Me contest kicked off Thursday, on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. People who live in Manitoba and Saskatchewan are eligible.

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READ MORE: Manitoba teen wins contest for entrepreneurs with disabilities

Entrants create videos showcasing their accomplishments then people vote online for who they want to win. Prize include cash as well as business consulting and website design.

READ MORE: Manitoba teen with disabilities hopes you’ll support her cause

Last year’s winner was Sydney Deneka, a Beausejour teen who started her own personalized blankets business. She is serving as a judge for this year’s edition.

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