News, trends, and tips for Canadian small business owners, startups, and entrepreneurs.
When artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots don’t have the information they need to answer a question correctly, they make it up. Called ‘hallucinations’, here are ways to try to mitigate that from happening.
If you want to start your own business, your first step is drafting a comprehensive business plan. Read our in-depth guide on what you need to do to get started.
Compressed work weeks are gaining significant traction in Canada. Several studies suggest adopting the tactic can benefit employees and employers. But is it suitable for your company? Here are the potential benefits and drawbacks of doing so.
Running a small business is tough, but the right tools can make all the difference. See our list of apps designed to streamline operations, boost efficiency, and help you thrive in today's competitive market.
Whether using artificial intelligence (AI) technologies pose risks or opportunities for your small business comes down to your strategy and goals. Get an overview of the pros and cons of using AI tools and how to evaluate them.
Medical professionals need to back up their decisions and take action to the best of their knowledge and abilities to avoid liability claims. Here are three ways artificial intelligence (AI) can help reduce the risks healthcare providers face.
As climate change continues to fuel extreme weather events, it's more critical than ever for Canadian entrepreneurs and small business owners to protect their properties. Wildfires are among the growing threats business owners face. See our wildfire preparedness tips.
Minimizing the impact of a natural disaster on your small business involves taking steps to endure and recover quickly from a catastrophic event. See our tips for getting prepared before severe weather or a natural disaster affects your business.
Although severe injuries to workers who occasionally or regularly work from home are rare, should one of your employees suffer an injury while working at home, you can still be held liable for the costs. See our tips for reducing those risks.
While inspecting roofs and making repairs or completely replacing them is necessary, roofers must strike a delicate balancing act when working on any roof. Avoid injuries or accidents with these safety tips.