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Canada's #1 Podcast for EntrepreneursNatalie Doyle Oldfield is the author of The Power of Trust: How Top Companies Build, Manage and Protect It and President of Success Through Trust. Recognized as one of Canada’s Most Inspiring Women Business Leaders and Entrepreneurs in 2021, she’s on a mission to help business owners grow their companies. She’s been named one of...
Dino Falvo is VP Business Development, Alberta-East for Mario’s Gelati and Director, Brand & Strategic Development and Owner/Operator of Amato Gelato Cafe. The two businesses operate together in providing authentic gelato to stores and restaurants across Canada as well as offering an authentic Italian experience in its cafes. The cafe brand is now ready for...
Vivian Liu stumbled into the auto industry via a marketing competition back in 2015, from there she suddenly found herself in rural BC managing and consulting dealerships in sales and marketing as a District Manager. 7 years later, she has managed over 80 dealerships from BC to all the way to Saskatchewan on behalf of...
Dan Pronovost has 25+ years of experience in the software industry, as a developer, manager, and entrepreneur. Driven by results, tactical and pragmatic, always focused on execution: build it and ship it. Driftscape is a Canadian startup whose core product is a local discovery and travel app. More than 60 organizations use the app to...
Gennaro Silvestri, President/CEO, Apé Canada and Tag Intercontinental, discusses some of the cool things his companies are bringing to Canada so people can enjoy la dolce vita. The Apé is the original Italian three-wheeler, an icon that continues to evolve while remaining true to itself. Presented to the general public as a concept on November...
Kimberly White-Vincent began her career as a Registered Massage Therapist and solo-preneur in 2002 after graduating from the Kine Concept Institute of Massage Therapy. Having grown up in the beautiful countryside of Southern New Brunswick, she pursued her career in Saint John, N.B. where she grew her practice. As the first entrepreneur of her family,...
Canada will need to accelerate its immigration goals to address long-term labour and productivity problems, says a report released Monday by RSM Canada, a leading global provider of audit, tax and consulting services focused on middle market businesses. The 2022 edition of ‘The Real Economy, Canada‘ said the country must rely on immigration, rather than natural growth,...
Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation, discusses the impact of rising taxes on people. Terrazzano talks about what new taxes Canadians are facing, how bad it has become, the impact on the overall economy, the affordability issue and what can Canadians do. The video can be found here. And here’s a recent column by Terrazzano:...
The number of employees receiving pay or benefits from their employer edged up by 12,900 (+0.1%) in July, bringing the total increase to nearly 1.3 million (+7.9%) since July 2021, according to Statistics Canada. Gains in Alberta (+8,100; +0.4%) and British Columbia (+6,500; +0.3%) were partially offset by a decline in Newfoundland and Labrador (-4,300; -1.9%),...
Surging interest rates have driven home ownership costs to record-high levels, says RBC Economics in its latest Housing Affordability report. The Bank of Canada’s rate hiking campaign since March has added hundreds of dollars to mortgage payments that come with a home purchase. This, along with the jump in property values during the pandemic have...
Real gross domestic product (GDP) in Canada edged up 0.1 per cent in July, after a similar increase in June (0.1 per cent) but growth in goods-producing industries (0.5 per cent) was partially offset by a decline in services-producing industries (0.1 per cent), with 11 of 20 industrial sectors increasing during the month, reported Statistics...
Small business confidence remained steady but muted in September, according to the latest Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) Business Barometer released on Thursday. The 12-month outlook dipped one point to 52.5, while the short-term optimism sits at 49.5 index points, said the national organization. “There’s been a slight ease on small businesses but many...
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