News, trends, and tips for Canadian small business owners, startups, and entrepreneurs.
Emergency Preparedness Week 2026 runs from May 3 to 9. Is your small business ready for a flood, wildfire, or earthquake? Grab our free emergency supply kit checklist and use these 10 tips to protect your business before disaster strikes.
Wildfire season in Canada now starts earlier and hits harder. Here's what small business owners need to know and do to protect their properties before the next fire breaks out.
Meet the recipients of our $10,000 grant and five $1,000 grants! We chatted with these business owners to get their best advice for other entrepreneurs, plus why they think insurance is a must-have for keeping a business’s finances secure.
We are thrilled to announce the recipient of our $25,000 grant and recipients of our five $1,000 grants! Read on to learn valuable advice from these business owners for other entrepreneurs, and to discover why they consider insurance a crucial element of their financial stability.
Using AI effectively can help Canadian small businesses attract more customers, increase sales, and improve customer service, often without new hires or large budgets. Many business owners are already using AI without realizing it. This guide explains how to start small, stay focused, and grow results in five practical steps.
See what’s hot for the year ahead with these five trends that Canadian small business owners and independent professionals should have on their radar in 2026, and how they can work them into their strategies.
Tax season is fast approaching, and small business owners and self-employed professionals should start preparing now rather than later. Get a rundown of important dates and how to reduce your chances of being audited.
Winter's icy wrath can damage your business property or cause accidents that lead to liability claims. See our recommendations for protecting your property and finances throughout the winter and reducing the chances of suffering costly losses.
In the digital economy, launching a business is increasingly accessible. Depending on the venture, you no longer need substantial startup capital or commitments like a commercial property lease. Here are five low-cost ideas to consider to start your business in 2026.
As another year draws to a close, astute business owners are already planning for the year ahead. Looking toward a prosperous new year, here are 10 actionable suggestions designed to help your small business accelerate its growth throughout 2026.