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Edmonton tech firm Devfacto builds ...
DevFacto Technologies’ growth over the past six years has been explosive. The Edmonton-based IT consultancy, launched in 2007 by... More
Kitchener-Waterloo’s Sweet To...
Like leaving home for the first time, moving out of an incubator and into a more grown-up business space... More
True North Climbing: Managing part-...
Managing part-time employees is the bane of many a small business owner’s existence. At rock climbing gym True... More
Toronto’s El-Cheapo movers us...
Gary Kaye – owner of Toronto-based moving company El Cheapo – is tired of a few bad seeds sullying his... More
Burlington’s Right at Home fi...
Dani DePetrillo has high hopes for Right at Home Canada, the one year-old Canadian branch of an international in-home healthcare... More
Fighting for the right salespeople:...
The economy was tanking in 2008 when Tarique Al Ansari and Joseph Jongsma joined forces to launch their payment processing... More
NST Professional loses associate, n...
Things were humming along quite nicely for Nick Tsimidis' accounting firm, NST Professional Corp. The small, Woodbridge, Ont.-based... More
Searching for the right people: Aja...
By tracking the rapid evolution of technology and innovating accordingly, the company has steadily climbed the ranks of Profit... More
Antonio Valente menswear fights out...
Antonio Valente wants to be a man of the people. The designer has built his namesake Canadian... More
June Records taps the vinyl revival...
Before Ian Cheung hung the “OPEN” sign on his store, June Records, he was already facing stiff competition. Toronto's home... More
Toronto tech startup Halogen Mobile...
Halogen Mobile has no company website, marketing staff or business development plan — but it still sells to... More
Business hinges on freelancers, but...
For 1-888-WOW-1DAY! Painting, the name says it all. The Vancouver-based business, founded two years ago by... More
Toronto’s SurfEasy scrambles ...
Selling the perks of SurfEasy’s software is easy. Pushing out the product globally? Not so much. The... More
Can Chinese customers cotton to Can...
All the best attributes of Nova Scotia lobster are, paradoxically, the very same things that make it expensive... More
Zipfy is a hit, but Oakville’...
Mark Cahsens didn’t see it coming. He’d founded Invisible Hand, a 12-employee e-commerce startup, in 1999. Two years later,... More
Toronto’s Hitsend could revol...
It seems everyone wants what HitSend is selling. Chapters Indigo, Vitaminwater Canada and The Walrus magazine are all using the... More
Recyclers require more staff to exp...
The people behind Debrand Services just can’t work fast enough. The Vancouver company, which recycles uniforms, marketing displays and other... More
