AGT Products Inc. Earns Great Place To Work Certification
AGT Products Inc., a leading manufacturer of building materials, has been officially Certified by Great Place To Work based on employee feedback about workplace culture.
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WSC Acquires PragmaTech Waste Solutions
Waste Solutions Canada acquires PragmaTech Waste Solutions, expanding its tech-enabled managed waste services platform across North America.
Rocky View County Aims to Grow Tourism Economy
Rocky View County is developing a tourism planning process to manage visitor-related developments, including trails, agri-tourism, and a new Nordic spa, aiming to diversify its economy.
Summer Job Search Tips for Job Seekers
Many job hunters pause their search in summer, but opportunities still exist. Learn how to take advantage of the slower season with expert tips and strategies.
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Ex-Officer's Lakeside Memories Become Family Fry Shack
After retirement, cancer, and decades of dreaming, a former police officer builds a family legacy with a fresh-cut fry shack, turning lifelong lakeside memories into a thriving business.
How Manitobans Make Grad Dresses Affordable and Unique
Discover how Gowns for Grads Winnipeg helps students find affordable, one-of-a-kind dresses for graduation, reducing waste and financial stress.
SkyTrain Construction Hits Surrey, Langley Businesses Hard
SkyTrain construction in Surrey and Langley is hurting local businesses. Owners report reduced foot traffic and sales, hoping for compensation and long-term benefits.
Paris, Ont. businesses struggle with Downtown Dig project
A multi-year construction project in Downtown Paris, Ont. is causing major headaches for local small businesses, with reduced foot traffic and revenue.
Island Business Hit Hard by Theft, Fire in Saanich Incident
A small Vancouver Island business faces severe losses after a stolen vehicle and tools were destroyed in Saanich. An insurance gap complicates recovery efforts.
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Stand Out in the Summer Job Market: Expert Tips
Discover expert strategies to land a summer job in a competitive market, from resume tips to networking and leveraging unique skills.
Peepeekisis Cree Nation Buys Temple Gardens Hotel
Peepeekisis Cree Nation has purchased the Temple Gardens Hotel and Spa in Moose Jaw, marking a significant Indigenous economic development in Saskatchewan.
Two Teens Charged After Fleeing Crash with Stolen Vehicle
Two teenagers face charges after fleeing a crash involving a stolen Honda CR-V and a transport truck on Highway 400 in Bradford West Gwillimbury. Police continue investigation.
Seven Charged in Equipment Thefts in Dufferin
Dufferin OPP recovered multiple tools and machinery from several thefts earlier this spring, leading to charges against seven individuals.
World Cup Revenue Expectations Low for Ontario Small Businesses
A new survey reveals 58% of Ontario small businesses expect little to no revenue impact from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, despite consumer interest.
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Seven Charged in Equipment Theft Ring
Police have charged seven middle-aged individuals in connection with a string of equipment and machinery thefts in the Barrie area. The accused face multiple charges.
Small Businesses Squeezed by Fuel Costs: CFIB
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business reports that high diesel and gasoline prices continue to strain small businesses across Canada, impacting operations and profitability.
B.C. Youth Employment Struggles Highlighted in Report
A recent report reveals challenges facing young workers in British Columbia, including high unemployment and underemployment rates among youth.
Kitchener Robbery Linked to Online Sale: Police
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a robbery in Kitchener linked to an online sale. The incident occurred at a plaza on Westheights Drive and Driftwood Drive.
Calgary Developer Plans Luxury Barrier-Free Hotel
A Calgary developer aims to convert downtown office space into a fully accessible luxury hotel and residential tower, targeting an aging affluent demographic. Waldorf Astoria is a top contender for branding.
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Whitehorn Affordable Townhomes Welcome First Residents
A 52-unit non-market housing project in Whitehorn provides affordable homes for low-income Indigenous and newcomer families, with rents 30% below market rate.
Petition Revives Ottawa Bike-Share Debate: $10M Cost Sparks
A new petition calls for bike sharing in Ottawa, with a city report estimating up to $10M startup costs. Advocates and critics clash over feasibility and impact.
CFIB Urges Ottawa to Boost Small Business Growth
The CFIB calls on the federal government to cut small business taxes, increase investment incentives, and improve hiring conditions to reverse Canada's entrepreneurial drought.
2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee Underway in Washington
The 98th Scripps National Spelling Bee begins with 247 spellers, new host Mina Kimes, and a return to Constitution Hall. Prize pool exceeds $50,000.
Food Truck Owner Seeks Accountability from Seller After Issues
Risa Daigle bought a food truck as an investment for her daughters, but persistent problems have led her to seek accountability from the seller, who she says refuses to respond.
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Tim Hortons Calgary Expansion: 3 New Stores, 13 Renovations
Tim Hortons plans to add three new Calgary locations and renovate 13 stores, but an expert says the move may not significantly reduce youth unemployment.
Sault Mayor Urges Province to Fund Centre for Laid-Off Workers
Sault Ste. Marie Mayor Matthew Shoemaker calls on Ontario to provide ongoing support for the POWER Action Centre, which helps former Algoma Steel workers transition to new careers.
Great Glebe Garage Sale Marks 40 Years in Ottawa
Ottawa's biggest sidewalk sale, the Great Glebe Garage Sale, celebrated its 40th anniversary with thousands of bargain hunters flocking to the neighborhood for deals.
Student Raises $1,600 from Funny T-Shirt Sales at Giant Tiger
A Grade 4 student in Barrie raised $1,600 by selling humorous T-shirts at Giant Tiger, with proceeds supporting a local charity.
Small Businesses Struggle to Hire Young Workers: CFIB
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business reports that small businesses across Canada are facing significant challenges in hiring young employees, citing competition and shifting expectations.
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Bridge City Warmth introduces a blue bus to transport volunteers distributing food and clothing to Saskatoon's homeless, expanding outreach efforts.
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