Retail spending in Canada shows signs of slowdown amid higher inflation, interest
Retail spending in Canada showed early signs of a slowdown just as the holiday shopping season ramped up this fall, according to new figures.
Retail spending in Canada shows signs of slowdown amid higher inflation, interest
Retail spending in Canada showed early signs of a slowdown just as the holiday shopping season ramped up this fall, according to new figures.
When the corporate world came calling, this Carp entrepreneur headed another way
It was inevitable that Candace Tierney would start her own business — the writing was on the wall even when she was still a student
Ottawa Changemakers: ByWard Market storefront Adaawewigamig supports community belonging
Founded in 2014, A7G is an Indigenous-owned and youth-led non-profit focusing on cultural support and empowerment programs for Indigenous youth with traditional knowledge and guidance
Manufacturing, importing straws and other single use plastics now banned
As of today, companies can no longer produce or bring into Canada plastic checkout bags, cutlery, stir sticks, straws and takeout containers.
COVID comfort food inspires new business of spices and wellness for Indian entrepreneur
While sick with COVID-19, Prem Pitchiah began experimenting with the turmeric milk remedies that are popular in his home country. It was all the inspiration
Non alcoholic beer, wine and spirits on the rise as demand grows
With the holiday season in full swing and “Dry January” around the corner, Canadians might find more non-alcoholic options on menus and store shelves.
Hexo reports $52.1M net loss in Q1, announces share consolidation
The Gatineau-based firm’s first-quarter net loss compared with a net loss of more than $116.9 million a year earlier.
‘Incredible challenges’: Shopify president talks pandemic, stock plunge and layoffs
“We’ve had to make some tough decisions…but one of the things that we’ve hopefully demonstrated to the world is that we’re a company that is
Westboro cocktail boutique the latest offering from former Dragons’ Den darling
Split Tree’s retail floor is dedicated to all things hospitality and cocktail-related. That includes charcuterie boards and cheese plates, in addition to the barware, hardware
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