We talked to three small businesses who, thanks to their community, didn’t just survive pandemic hurdles, they thrived. XTherapy: Committed to helping people move, sweat, and connect At a
For Edmonton’s unique commercial real estate and office leasing sector, accustomed to the ever-changing ups and downs of the real estate and the economy, there are some changes happening. While
Women are powerful, capable, thoughtful leaders with plenty to contribute to every industry. Here are four women in Edmonton that are making a difference in engineering, farming, and medicine.
Before COVID-19 forced the globe to social distance from a safe place, our world was already saturated by a proliferation of digital delivery services, networking alternatives and convenience technology. Amazon,
The Alberta Government defines small businesses as those that have between one and 49 employees, and excludes businesses that cannot be classified into an industry. With that definition and using
When it comes to starting a new business, expanding to or moving to a new location, the old adage is “location, location, location” – and this still rings true to
According to the Government of Canada’s Women Entrepreneurship Strategy, “Only 16 per cent of Canadian businesses are owned or led by women and yet studies show that by advancing women’s
Save the date, Edmonton! Small Business Week™ returns on October 21 for a week-long city-wide celebration of local business owners and entrepreneurs. Initiated in 1979 by the Business Development Bank
In a world where casual wear is the preferred choice of clothing, does the suit still have a role to play? “Absolutely!” says Dean Handspiker, VP Design at INDOCHINO. ”Whilst
Edmonton is a city in transformation with new infrastructure redefining the downtown core and sculpting the ICE District, but are high commercial property taxes too steep a price to pay
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