Manitoba Businesses Worry About Trade, Economy: Survey
A new survey of 157 Manitoba business leaders reveals trade disruption and economic uncertainty as their primary concerns, highlighting challenges facing provincial commerce.
Category : Small Business
B.C. Small Businesses Cut U.S. Activity: Survey
A new survey reveals more than half of British Columbia's small businesses have scaled back their operations in the United States, highlighting cross-border economic pressures.
Stittsville Café Owner Creates 'Ritual' Community Space
Chinelo Houron, owner of Ritual on Main Café in Stittsville, is transforming her business into a hub for connection and meaningful daily practices.
Elevate XP Debuts in Regina to Support Young Entrepreneurs
The inaugural Elevate XP event in Regina aims to empower young entrepreneurs through networking and resources at the Conexus Arts Centre, marking a new chapter for local business innovation.
SkyTrain Construction Devastates Surrey Businesses
Long-standing businesses in Surrey's Fleetwood neighbourhood face closure as SkyTrain construction causes traffic chaos and rent increases, with customer visits plummeting by 20-40%.
PQ Pledges Major Tax Cuts for Quebec Small Businesses
Parti Quebecois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon announces a plan to significantly reduce the tax burden on small businesses in Quebec, calling it a historic measure to support local entrepreneurship.
CFIB: NS Gets A Grade for Cutting Red Tape, NB and PEI Need Work
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business praises Nova Scotia for regulatory reforms but highlights areas where New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island must improve to support small businesses.
Morden Restaurant Goes Cash-Only Over Fee Concerns
Moment in Thyme Neighbourhood Grill in Morden, Manitoba switches to cash-only transactions, citing high credit card processing fees as unsustainable for small business operations.
Vancouver Broadway Businesses Seek BC Aid Over Construction Delays
Business owners along Vancouver's Broadway corridor are urging the BC government for financial assistance as ongoing construction delays from infrastructure projects continue to severely impact their operations and revenue.
Vancouver Broadway Closure Sparks Business Fears
A four-month closure of a key section of Vancouver's Broadway corridor begins Monday, leaving local business owners anxious about potential revenue losses and operational disruptions.
Calgary Print Shop Owners Win Top Service Award
Ray and Joan Wiens, owners of Minuteman Press in South Calgary, celebrate seven years in business with expansion, acquisitions, and a prestigious customer service award.
Atlantic Canada Small Business Confidence Up for 2026
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business reports increased optimism among small businesses in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick for 2026, signaling economic resilience.
Ottawa Café Break-In Raises Small Business Safety Concerns
A break-in at Beans N Beans N Barrels Café in Ottawa's ByWard Market has damaged property and heightened safety worries among local entrepreneurs.
Government Business Support Programs Miss the Mark: CFIB
A new CFIB survey reveals over 80% of small businesses are unaware of key federal support programs amid ongoing trade uncertainty with the U.S., highlighting communication and design flaws.
Why Business Websites Matter in Digital Canada
Statistics Canada data reveals 78% of businesses maintain websites, yet digital gaps persist. A reliable web presence is now a competitive necessity for Canadian enterprises.
December inflation at 2.4% pressures small business owners
Canada's inflation rate rose to 2.4% in December 2025, adding financial strain for small businesses. A coffee shop owner explains the struggle with rising costs and the search for relief.
Rising coffee costs impact Canadian small businesses
Soaring coffee prices are a key ingredient in Canada's inflation, putting pressure on small cafes and restaurants. Discover the impact on local businesses and the broader economic picture.
Gravenhurst Businesses Push for Downtown Revival
Local business owners in Gravenhurst, Ontario, are advocating for a downtown revival, citing a lack of attractions and retail options. Learn about their vision for the future.
Edmonton Businesses Get $100K Loan for Snow Clearing
The Alberta Avenue Business Association in Edmonton has received a $100,000 city loan to fund a coordinated snow clearing program, improving accessibility for patrons and the community during heavy winters.
Local Businesses Stay Busy After Major Snowstorm
Eastern Ontario businesses report high demand for shovels and services following the largest snowstorm of the season. See how the community is responding.
B.C. Businesses Face Daily Property Crime, Many Don't Report
A new BIA BC survey reveals nearly 90% of businesses experienced property crime last year, but 40% didn't report it due to frustration with police response. Explore the costly impact on local economies.
Montreal pizza shop fears final blow from street work
Brigade Pizza in downtown Montreal fears the next phase of Sainte-Catherine Street construction could threaten its survival. Owner speaks out as city work continues.
B.C. Restaurant Crisis: 50% Struggle, Calls for Aid
Nearly half of B.C.'s restaurants are in crisis. Industry leader Ian Tostenson details the perfect storm of rising costs, falling traffic, and calls for urgent government action to save a vital community sector.
London Businesses Confused by Blue Box Recycling Changes
London small businesses express frustration and confusion over recent changes to Ontario's blue box recycling program, saying they feel overlooked. Learn the details and impacts.
B.C. businesses take drastic action amid shoplifting surge
A new survey reveals property crime is sweeping B.C., forcing merchants to take extreme measures for protection. Business owners are now calling for urgent government action.
SaskPower rate hikes worry businesses, farmers
Business owners and farmers voice strong concerns over SaskPower's proposed 3.9% rate increases for 2026 and 2027, fearing economic strain. The government defends the need for investment.
Prince Albert Downtown Businesses Weigh Public Safety Fund
Downtown Prince Albert businesses are providing input on a proposed public safety fund. Learn about the local concerns and potential impacts on the community.
B.C. small businesses in crisis as Broadway subway drags on
Vancouver's Broadway corridor businesses face ruin after years of subway construction disruption. Owners sell homes, take second jobs as pleas for provincial government help go unanswered.
Vape Shop Break-Ins Put Southwestern Ontario Owners on Edge
A series of break-ins has vape store owners across Southwestern Ontario feeling vulnerable. CTV's Krista Simpson reports on the crime wave impacting local businesses.
N.S. Business Owner's Golden Globes Experience
A Nova Scotia entrepreneur shares her unforgettable journey to the Golden Globe Awards, calling it a pivotal moment for her business. Discover her story and the impact of this high-profile appearance.
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