The Ottawa Children’s Business Fair held at the Horticulture Building featured nearly 60 booths run by young entrepreneurs aged four to 18, showcasing a variety of products such as food, crafts, and jewelry. Participants, including 11-year-old Alecia Liu, learned valuable skills in entrepreneurship, including pricing and cost management. Liu shared her approach to calculating costs and profits, highlighting the confidence gained from participating. The fair also recognized siblings Dahlia, Kara, and Bodhi Parent, who received the Best Financial Awareness Award for their DIY Pencil Bar, reflecting their understanding of financial decisions and business management. Organizers emphasized the importance of engaging with customers and managing a business effectively. Other participants like Ashitaa Siddarthrhaa and Dia Bahadury utilized their art skills to create unique products, marking their first experience in selling. They expressed curiosity about customer preferences and the lessons learned in profit calculation. Overall, the event provided a platform for youth to develop entrepreneurial skills and foster creativity.