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How Abbotsford Is Supporting Businesses with Critical Market Intelligence Data
Oftentimes, entrepreneurs and business owners find themselves hampered by a lack of robust market intelligence. With that in mind, the City of Abbotsford, BC, has set out to provide tools that business owners need — online, interactive, mobile-friendly data to guide their decision-making, especially when crisis hits, such as a pandemic or natural disaster. Nicknamed...
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Why Canadian Startups Need to Look Beyond Borders
Canadian startups need to think internationally in order to succeed. Learn how the DMZ can help mitigate the risk involved in expanding to new global markets. Despite Canada’s small market, many Canadian startups are not exploring the potential that global expansion may bring to their company. While every founder wants their company to access new...
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Small Towns Are Friendly — And Startups Succeed with Lots of Friends
Strathmore, Alberta has established itself as a community focused on making companies successful. Community boosters are worth a lot. Schools, arenas, parks, and libraries in Strathmore share stories of people pulling together to get the project finished. More businesses are discovering that the community is proud to help them grow, too. Investments in agri-business, manufacturing,...
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Decoding the Green Investment Revolution
Jason Sukhram, Director of Impact Measurement and Management at MaRS Discovery District, offers a short primer on green investment revolution.
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Innovative Coffee Services for Today’s Evolving and Hybrid Workplaces
Van Houtte Coffee Services’ latest innovations for the changing workplace are helping organizations successfully re-engage their employees.
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Can Canada Be a Global Cybersecurity Leader?
Securing Canada’s digital infrastructure has never been more critical. In this interview, Ulrike Bahr-Gedalia (Senior Director of Digital Economy, Technology, and Innovation at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce) speaks with Marjorie Dickman (BlackBerry’s Chief Government Affairs and Public Policy Officer) about BlackBerry’s new collaboration with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce on the Cyber.Right.Now. campaign, and...
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Newcomer Services Ease The Settlement Process
Immigrant and refugee serving agencies across Ontario stayed open to help new arrivals settle in a new community in Canada.
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Young Newcomer? Achieve Academic Goals with Extra Support
Canada’s young adult immigrants need extra assistance to attain their academic goals and start their careers off on the right foot.
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Prairie Hub to Power the Bioeconomy with Next-Generation Bio-inspired Technologies
RNA-based systems, molecular machines, and bio-inspired devices, are the future of the bioeconomy. Advancing these technologies from discovery to market can be elusive.
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Communities Must Drive a Just Recovery
COVID-19 has stretched our communities with many, including nonprofits and social enterprises, on the frontlines.
