Amherstburg's Third Business License Bylaw Eases Burden on Businesses
Amherstburg introduces a revised business licensing bylaw, addressing past criticisms by reducing fees and administrative complexity while maintaining consumer safety standards.
Amherstburg introduces a revised business licensing bylaw, addressing past criticisms by reducing fees and administrative complexity while maintaining consumer safety standards.
Small business owners in Alberta are staging protests against the UCP government for not extending fuel tax relief, citing rising operational costs and economic strain.
Jesse Holiday's new website Homegrown Hustle connects Calgarians with small local businesses, offering curated listings and analytics to boost community economic impact.
Recent data indicates a significant increase in shoplifting and related crimes affecting small businesses across Canada, prompting discussions on effective response strategies for owners and communities.
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RecommendedNew data indicates shoplifting and other criminal activities are increasing for small businesses across Canada. A survey is now open to gather firsthand accounts from business owners about their experiences and challenges.
A new CFIB survey reveals only 2% of small business owners report crime declining, with shoplifting incidents up 14% year-over-year and violent incidents increasing 61%.
A new CFIB study finds half of Canadian small businesses report increased crime, with many owners preferring pandemic challenges over current safety concerns and financial burdens.
A new report reveals shoplifting targeting Canadian small businesses has increased 66% since 2014, with owners reporting another annual rise in crime.
Canadian small businesses are rapidly moving online, leveraging tools like Hostinger's managed WordPress hosting to build and scale websites efficiently, enhancing their digital footprint.
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RecommendedA Windsor business owner is questioning the safety of their downtown location after suffering arson and theft within 48 hours, highlighting concerns about local crime and protection.
A new pilot initiative in Moncton aims to provide assistance to local businesses affected by crime, addressing economic challenges and fostering community resilience through targeted support measures.
Ehsan and Fereshteh Miankhel have opened Aryana Afghan Bakery and Store in College Park, offering daily-baked naan bread and groceries from Afghanistan and Iran, ending long trips to Calgary for the local community.
New return-to-office policies requiring four to five days per week could reverse gains made by small businesses during hybrid work era, threatening closures in Chelsea and the National Capital Region.
Despite their size, small and medium enterprises with under 100 employees are offering robust benefits to attract talent, from generous vacation to innovative perks, as highlighted in Canada's Top Small and Medium Employers 2026 list.
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RecommendedDeborah and Rocco Flores of Nova Scotia have transformed their sourdough baking passion into a thriving business, marking a significant entrepreneurial achievement.
The ongoing conflict in Iran is causing significant shipping complications and increased expenses for American small businesses, impacting operations and supply chains nationwide.
As Canada debates state-run grocery stores to cut food prices, experts argue that co-operatives offer a more viable path to affordability without the inefficiencies of government intervention.
Barrie's Downtown BIA, representing 300 businesses, highlights the area's growth as a vibrant center for local entrepreneurship and economic development.
Tian Phat Asian Grocery in Halifax, co-owned by Linh Nguyen and Harold Knickle, has successfully reopened after a fire forced a complete rebuild, with the owners expressing resilience and community support.
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RecommendedThe Downtown Windsor Business Improvement Association argues that small business relief programs are more effective when managed directly by businesses rather than government bureaucracies.
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces mounting pressure to publicly address allegations of forced labor in China's EV manufacturing, following diplomatic tensions and a parliamentary controversy.
Local enterprises along Woodroffe Avenue express growing apprehension as a major road closure begins early construction season, disrupting traffic and customer access.
Daily Delights Cafe in Hague, Saskatchewan, provides meaningful jobs for residents of Sunshine Housing, showcasing a model of workplace inclusivity and community support.
A young Nova Scotia entrepreneur is vying for a $25,000 prize to grow his innovative protein gummy bear venture, Swole Bears, overcoming numerous challenges in the competitive health food market.
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RecommendedA local Ottawa deli owner demonstrates resilience by reopening his business just hours after an early morning break-in, highlighting community support and security concerns for small businesses.
Small businesses across Canada are confronting significant labor shortages, particularly in the service industry, driven by demographic shifts and economic factors, impacting operations and growth.
After over three decades of serving handmade Chinese buns, the original owners of China Pastry in Regina are retiring, marking the end of an era for the beloved local business.
Canadian small businesses are urging the federal government to revise temporary foreign worker policies to address severe labor shortages in sectors like services and hospitality.
Zensurance has awarded a $10,000 small business grant to Next Level Property Management & Services Ltd. in Nova Scotia, with five other finalists each receiving $1,000 in recognition of their community impact and innovation.
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RecommendedNineteen-year-old Zach Perl launched Canine Clean in January, offering dog waste removal services to support his community while managing college studies, showcasing young entrepreneurial spirit.