Small Business Week
The week of October 20 to 26th is designated as Small Business Week and a time to acknowledge entrepreneurs who serve our communities.
Diversity data provides a snapshot of the different backgrounds, experiences and identities of your employees. This information is crucial for creating targeted initiatives…
Strong communication and conflict resolution skills are essential for success in any workplace. They allow you to build positive relationships, navigate disagreements and achieve common goals.
It’s often challenging for entrepreneurs to get their first business loan, but you can improve your chances by carefully preparing for your meeting with a banker.
Employee burnout is a serious threat to your organization’s productivity and morale. When your team members are chronically stressed and disengaged…
Turnover is continuous for today’s employers, so increase retention with smart investments.
Family businesses have a unique charm and a strong foundation that often give them an edge over their competitors. In recognition of BDC Small Business Week…
Women continue to thrive in the workforce. Wells Fargo reports that, from 2019 to 2023, the growth rate of women-owned businesses outpaced the rate of men-owned businesses…
Most businesses in Canada have to collect the goods and services tax (GST)/harmonized sales tax (HST) on taxable supplies of property (goods) and services made in Canada…
In recent years, solopreneurship has been on the rise among Generation Z. These new one-person companies have been reshaping the business landscape…
The job market can be unpredictable. Though reports on jobs suggest the market is now flooded with openings, working professionals looking to change careers…
Employee volunteer programs aren’t just feel-good initiatives, they’re a strategic investment in your company’s success.
According to a BDC survey on the mental health of small business owners, 41% of those surveyed said they need support to better balance work and family.
You’ve heard the phrase “Shop Local” before, but do you know what it really means for your community?