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Despite the high cost of living making it harder to set aside money after expenses, a recent survey indicates Gen Z and millennial Canadians still want to start saving for retirement. And even with the Bank of Canada’s most recent announcement on Sept. 6 stating it was holding its key …
Read More »Quebec construction business owner accused of defrauding 11 victims: OPP
Descrease article font size Increase article font size A Quebec resident has been arrested by Ontario Provincial Police and charged in a major construction fraud investigation, according to police. OPP say 11 people have been defrauded of over $1 million. The accused has yet to be named. OPP began their …
Read More »How one Ontario business hopes a new pay it forward model leaves no one out
As Canadians continue to struggle with the cost of living, one yoga studio hopes its new membership-pay model will provide some relief to those juggling their finances. A Nook Yoga in downtown Barrie is adopting a sliding-scale model for memberships and lowering its base price to be more accessible to …
Read More »Recent violent crime in Winnipeg reignites demand from business owners for urgent action – Winnipeg
Winnipeg business owners are once again demanding action as violent crime continues to surge in the city causing public safety concerns and frustration. This comes after an employee at a local convenience store was shot while trying to prevent a man from stealing a drink on Tuesday morning. While the …
Read More »Calgary teen takes over western wear business that supports kids with Down syndrome
It’s the start of an exciting new chapter for an effort to help young Calgarians living with a disability. Eighteen-year-old Wyatt Smuszko is handing over the reins of his secondhand western wear company Wild Wild Wyatt. Sam Webber, 15, is taking over the business, renaming it Stampede Sam – Country …
Read More »Bombers take care of business against winless Elks with 28-14 victory – Winnipeg
It wasn’t perfect, but the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are back in the win column. The Bombers doubled up the Edmonton Elks 28-14 Thursday night in front of 28,512 fans at IG Field and moved to 5-2 on the season. The Elks remain the only winless team in the CFL, dropping …
Read More »Masked thief sought in Selkirk business robbery: Manitoba RCMP – Winnipeg
Descrease article font size Increase article font size RCMP in Manitoba are looking for a suspect who allegedly stole from a business in Selkirk on Friday. At 10:30 a.m. police say they went to a business on Morris Avenue for reports of a robbery. Police say a man wearing a …
Read More »Business leaders optimistic about Calgary Stampede’s economic impact – Calgary
Amid the rodeo, the midway and other western parties happening across the city this week, local business leaders are touting the unique opportunity the Calgary Stampede provides to attract new investment. With the 10-day event nearing its halfway mark, there is optimism that 2023 will outpace earning records from the …
Read More »Widespread Shaw outage affecting customers in B.C. Interior
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Shaw users in B.C.’s Interior may have noticed that their internet, television and home phone services are taking a break. According to the internet and TV service provider that Rogers recently acquired, its crews are working to resolve a problem that affects …
Read More »Molotov cocktail thrown into Vaughan business, ‘incident appears targeted,’ police say – Toronto
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Police are seeking information after an explosive device was thrown into a Vaughan, Ont., business. York Regional Police said on Tuesday at around 12:30 a.m., officers received a report of a break-in at a property management company on Millway Avenue. Police said …
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