Business

How Canadian Manufacturers Survived Trump’s Tariff Trade War One year after the Trump administration imposed sweeping tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, the landscape for manufacturers north of the border looks remarkably different than many feared. The initial shock of the 25% and 10% duties sent ripples of anxiety through the industry, threatening to upend […]

How Local Small Businesses Build Community Pride and Identity In an era of digital convenience and global marketplaces, the heartbeat of a neighborhood often pulses strongest on its main street. Beyond their storefronts, local small businesses are the unsung architects of community pride and identity. They are not merely places to transact; they are the

Boost Holiday Cheer and Savings by Shopping Small Business Saturday As the holiday season shifts into high gear, a day dedicated to heartwarming connections and community spirit offers a perfect counterpoint to the frenzy of big-box sales. Small Business Saturday, nestled between the retail giants of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, is more than just

Small Business Saturday Ignites Metro Area Shopping Excitement The holiday shopping season officially kicked off this weekend, and while Black Friday draws crowds to big-box retailers, a quieter, more community-focused movement is capturing the hearts of shoppers across the metro area. Small Business Saturday, the annual celebration following Black Friday, transformed local commercial districts into

How GLP-1 Drugs Like Ozempic Are Reshaping the Fast Food Industry For decades, the fast-food industry has built its empire on a simple, powerful premise: craveability. The promise of a quick, satisfying, and often indulgent meal has driven growth, shaped menus, and defined marketing. But a new class of medications is emerging as an unlikely

Why U.S. Companies Are Relocating to Canada for Growth For decades, the business narrative flowed predominantly north to south, with Canadian talent and companies seeking opportunity in the vast U.S. market. Today, a compelling reversal is underway. A growing number of American businesses are packing their bags—or at least, opening significant new offices—and heading north

How Canada’s New Import Rules Impact Holiday Shopping & Retailers The holiday shopping season is a high-stakes time for both consumers and retailers. This year, a significant change is looming that could alter the landscape of online shopping in Canada. The federal government is moving forward with a plan to scrap the long-standing $20 duty-free

From Congress to Canada: A Diplomat’s Stunning Reversal on Trump Tariffs The world of international diplomacy is rarely black and white, but few cases illustrate the profound shift from legislator to ambassador as starkly as that of Pete Hoekstra. Once a staunch congressional ally of Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policies, Hoekstra’s transformation into a vocal

Dentsu Canada’s 2026 Media Strategy: A Blueprint for Solving Business Challenges In an industry often obsessed with the latest ad tech or platform algorithm, Dentsu Canada is taking a radically different approach. Under the leadership of Christine Saunders, President of Media, the agency is steering its entire practice toward a singular, powerful focus: solving business

Canadian Drilling Activity Forecast Shows Modest 2025 Recovery After a period of significant uncertainty and contraction, a glimmer of cautious optimism is emerging for Canada’s oil and gas drilling sector. According to the latest forecast from the Canadian Association of Energy Contractors (CAOEC), the industry is poised for a slight rebound in activity next year.