Representatives from Casas dos Açores in six countries…

Representatives from Casas dos Açores in six countries met in the SouthCoast for their 27th General Assembly. The Casas dos Açores serve as cultural and social centers for the Azorean diaspora, promoting the archipelago's heritage. The Casas dos...

Four Out Of Five Small Business Marketers Don’t Trust Their Marketing

Only 18% of small business decision-makers are "very confident" in their marketing. getty If you asked a group of small business marketers how confident they are that their efforts are paying off, you might expect a reasonably optimistic response....

Top Investment Trends for Indians Living in the USA and Canada in 2025

New Delhi, October 2025: Indians living abroad, especially in the USA and Canada, are showing increasing interest in smart investment opportunities this year. With markets evolving rapidly, here are the top investment trends for NRIs to watch in...

Is B.C. failing small businesses?

In the back of his Langford distillery, Kelly Darwin mixes the spices, housemade alcohol and other ingredients needed to concoct his Apple Pie O’My Moonshine. It’s delicious. Just like your grandmother’s apple pie—if she’d bottled it at 24...

UFC Vancouver Octagon/Ring Girls: Vanessa Hanson and Chrissy Blair’s Net Worth, Salary, Age, and Relationship Status

When the lights come on at Rogers Arena for UFC Vancouver, all eyes won’t just be on Reinier de Ridder and Brendan Allen. The cameras will also pan to two familiar faces, Vanessa Hanson and Chrissy Blair, the Octagon girls who’ve become as much a...

Canada’s postsecondary system must pivot to meet economic challenges ahead, RBC report says

Open this photo in gallery:A new report from Royal Bank of Canada calls for a ‘postsecondary pivot.’Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail The Canadian postsecondary system should consider major changes to meet the economic challenges facing the country,...

Canada’s Agri-Food paradox: Good ingredients, weak recipe

READ: Why depopulation is the food industry’s silent crisis On paper, fewer than 3% of Canadians cannot afford a nutritious diet. In reality, nearly one in five faces food insecurity. Inflation, weak supply chains, and uneven local infrastructure...

De Soto mayoral candidates on the issues: Background and qualifications

Earlier this summer, the Post asked our readers what issues you wanted to hear candidates running for De Soto mayor to address leading up to the Nov. 4 election. Based on that feedback, we developed a five-item questionnaire centering the issues...

Canadian minister sees wider co-operation with Qatar in tech, digital transformation, AI

Minister of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Digital Innovation of Canada Evan Solomon revealed future prospects for enhancing co-operation between Canada and the State of Qatar in the fields of innovation, artificial intelligence, and digital...

A New Generation Tees Off: 100,000 Rounds and Counting with Bank of America's Golf with Us

BofA partnership with Youth on Course brings affordable golf access to 86,000 kids Since its launch in April, young golfers enrolled in Bank of America's Golf with Us have logged more than 100,000 rounds of golf at courses across the country....

Emerald Ocean CEO Jason Wingate: ‘The Market Doesn’t Reward Ideas’

Most entrepreneurs believe their biggest challenge is creating a great product. Jason Wingate knows better. After moving from IT management to national sales and successfully launching products with retailers like Walmart, he saw a pattern that...

Vietnam's legendary Lunch Lady is stirring up Toronto's dining scene

Breadcrumb Trail Links Food Travel Travel Canada Ho Chi Minh City's famous soup stall has come to Ossington Author of the article: DINE and Destinations Magazine Adam Waxman Published Oct 17, 2025 • 4 minute read The Lunch Lady, herself, Nguyen...

TDL 007 | Cyber Warriors & Digital Shadows: Insights from Canada’s Cybersecurity Leader

In this episode of The Defender’s Log, host David Redekop interviews Sami Khoury, the Senior Official for Cybersecurity for the Government of Canada. With a career spanning 33 years at the Communication Security Establishment (CSE), Khoury shares...

AI meets capital: Bizcap welcomes 8fig into its global portfolio to accelerate growth funding

MELBOURNE, Australia, Oct. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Bizcap, together with its US affiliate NewCo Capital Group, is proud to announce that it has acquired 8fig and that it has become part of the Bizcap Group, marking a major step in the fintech...

​Hanks remembers a Titan: ‘John Candy: I like me’

Cinema | October 20th, 2025 By Greg Carlson gregcarlson1@gmail.com Now available on Amazon Prime following its world premiere last month as the opening night selection of the Toronto International Film Festival’s golden anniversary, “John Candy: I...

Atlantic small businesses call for modern liquor reforms

Atlantic Canadian small businesses are calling on provincial governments to loosen restrictions on alcohol sales, saying the current system is limiting growth. A new report from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) says the...

Incumbent Diana Perez faces young challenger for Vancouver City Council seat

Vancouver City Council incumbent Diana Perez faces a challenge from Robert Elkin on the Nov. 4 ballot. Perez, 55, who recently retired from a 35-year career with the U.S. Forest Service, hopes her public service and community advocacy history will...

Small Business, Big Lessons

The blue chips grab headlines, but it’s the small and medium-sized businesses that make B.C.’s economy buzz. Compared to the rest of the country (per capita), B.C. has the fastest-growing small business sector and the second-largest number of...

Government of Canada to announce significant funding to support Black entrepreneurs

Media advisory The Honourable Marjorie Michel, Minister of Health, on behalf of the Honourable Rechie Valdez, Minister of Women and Gender Equality and Secretary of State (Small Business and Tourism), will make an important announcement in support...

What’s at stake in Alberta’s under-the-radar municipal elections

Did you know there’s an election in Alberta? With headlines dominated by the teachers’ strike, tariffs, pipelines, and Canada’s place in the world, it’s easy to forget that voters across Alberta’s cities, towns, villages, and municipal districts...