New Program Gives Refugee-Owned Businesses Access, Resources
Nearly 15 percent of all refugees to Canada become entrepreneurs. The new program will allow their businesses to grow their networks, and offer mentorship and training opportunities.
Nearly 15 percent of all refugees to Canada become entrepreneurs. The new program will allow their businesses to grow their networks, and offer mentorship and training opportunities.
The deputy prime minister made the promises during her fall economic satement in the House of Commons on November 3.
October was a month of milestones for the Dartmouth-based company. It is now in more locations across Canada than ever.
Material for the infill project is coming from an unexpected source.
In the latest episode of the “Insights” podcast, Tareq Hadhad tells the story of how they established Peace By Chocolate in Antigonish and initiated charitable programs that support initiatives across the country.
If you are an employer, there’s a good chance someone on your crew lives with mental health issues. Research indicates that one in five Canadians have a mental health issue, which means it’s important to know how to accommodate employees who need help.
The Progressive Conservatives will push forward with controversial changes to legislation (Bill 225) that nullifies a city bylaw on construction times.
A program that reintegrates retirees into the workforce to help solve labour shortages in Northwestern New Brunswick is being implemented provincewide.
For almost three years, the team behind Xena’s Bread and Butter has spent their nights and weekends baking in a borrowed kitchen.
Despite what parents think, young adults today are quite engaged in their finances