The annual Canadian Business Innovation Awards return on April 23 at the Toronto Board of Trade, celebrating Canada’s boldest business leaders. For this fifth edition, the awards spotlight the country ...

When RBC invited the Women in Need Society into Calgary’s Chamber of Commerce, amazing things began to happen.

Trusts that transfer business stakes to employees can help Canadian companies stay local, preserve jobs, and give workers a ...

As “quiet quitting”—which is actually just doing the job you were hired for and not going above and beyond—gains traction among Gen Z workers, so has the concept of “quiet firing.” The topic is ...

Jon Shell is an entrepreneur and advocate for a more fair and balanced economy. He is Chair of Social Capital Partners, a ...

Consumers are already adapting. On platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity, they increasingly rely on AI to decide ...

In the past year, businesses have had to navigate a landscape marked by whiplash-inducing technological advancements, undeniably urgent evidence of climate change and ever-shifting consumer values ...

When Natan Obed was a teenager, he played on a high school hockey team called the Indians. His school was located next to a reservation in rural Maine, but almost none of its students were Indigenous.

Like many tech-savvy Millennials, Mallory Greene always knew she wanted to launch her own start-up. She mulled over ideas and options while building up her resumé at the investment company ...

On International Women’s Day, professional services firm Grant Thornton released its 20th annual report on the state of women in senior-ranking positions at mid-market companies around the world. It ...

In November of 2021, Michael Mort’s doctor in Victoria retired without finding anyone to take over his practice. Michael, 82, has complex medical needs and requires nine prescriptions to manage his ...