Canadian Business

Canadian Business, established in 1928, is Toronto's oldest business magazine. As of the end of 2016, the print version will be discontinued. Starting in January 2017, the magazine will exclusively publish online.

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Meet the Winners of the 2025 CB Innovation Awards

1 month ago | canadianbusiness.com | Ali Amad |Alex Cyr

For the fourth annual edition of Canadian Business's flagship awards, we narrowed in on companies fighting the climate crisis. Here are 20 Canadian companies with brilliant solutions for saving the planet.
How We Turned Mushroom Stems Into $15 Million in Seed Money

2 months ago | canadianbusiness.com | Natasha Dhayagude

I never really understood what a startup was while I was in school. I was more interested in science and imagined myself going to work in health care. However, after graduating from the University of New Brunswick with a degree in biochemistry, my mom sent me an ad for a job as an entrepreneurial services coordinator at Planet Hatch—a company that works to connect start-ups and new businesses with the resources they need to grow their businesses.
How Visual Effects Powerhouse Rodeo FX Stays Relevant

2 months ago | canadianbusiness.com | Emily Latimer

Like many scrappy creative ventures, Montreal-based visual effects house Rodeo FX started in a basement. The year was 2006. The company’s co-founder, Sébastien Moreau, had just returned to Canada after working at two of the top visual effects companies in the world: Peter Jackson’s Wētā FX and George Lucas’s Industrial Light & Magic. He and co-founder Mathieu Raynaut were set on building their own thing, a studio capable of competing in the same league as their former employers.
Boston Pizza Is Thinking Small. It’s Working

2 months ago | canadianbusiness.com | David Silverberg

Two years ago, when Boston Pizza opened its newest location in Hope, British Columbia, the restaurant’s layout wasn’t what most people would expect of a Boston Pizza franchise. Its square footage was 30 percent smaller than most locations the popular chain had constructed in the past two decades, and featured a separate entrance for delivery and takeout orders. The new design was desperately needed, says Boston Pizza president Jordan Holm.
Why You Need a Virtual Office

Jan 23, 2025 | canadianbusiness.com | Ria Elciario

Strategies Co-working space East Room’s first location was a building co-founder Derreck Martin’s grandfather bought in 1987. Back then, it was used by the local artist community for screenings, art installations and concerts. When it came time to launch East Room’s inaugural location in 2014, Martin wanted East Room’s spaces to continue to be used for community building.
How I Went From Player to the Head of Hockey Operations for the PWHL

Dec 18, 2024 | canadianbusiness.com | Emily Latimer

It’s the traditional Canadian childhood story – my dad would build an ice rink in our backyard in Kingston, Ontario, and as long as I can remember, I wanted to be on the ice. I loved the speed. I dreamt of playing in the NHL and winning a Stanley Cup. After playing for the University of Toronto, I began competing internationally, playing in 12 world championships, winning gold seven times. I played in my first Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan in 1998.
How Hours Talking With Couriers Helped Me Build a Delivery App for Local Stores

Dec 18, 2024 | canadianbusiness.com | Liza Agrba

I learned the value of an entrepreneurial spirit from a young age. I have vivid childhood memories of afternoons and sick days spent in the travel agency my mom started, napping on the little sofa while she built her business. Meanwhile my dad, an accountant, was a master at building relationships. On our weekly trips to the grocery store he would greet each vendor by name—the produce guy, the baker, the butcher—and always got the best deals on the strength of those relationships.
Why We Should Use AI to Detect Cancer

Dec 11, 2024 | canadianbusiness.com | Peter Liu

Ideas As a physician and a scientist, I have spent over a decade researching new and more effective ways of treating cancer. I’ve worked with some of the best clinicians and oncology experts in the world – across Oxford, Toronto, and the World Health Organization. Despite this, there was little I could do to save my uncle from cancer.
How the Vector Institute Accelerates Canada’s AI Impact - Canadian Business – How to Do Business Better

Dec 9, 2024 | canadianbusiness.com | Meaghan Yuen

The competition for skilled artificial intelligence talent is heating up as more Canadian organizations seek to leverage the power of AI to grow their businesses and gain a competitive advantage. But both small and large enterprises say they’re facing unique challenges attracting the AI talent they need, highlighting the need for employee upskilling and strategic partnerships with AI institutes.
Essential Digital Marketing Skills for the Workforce of Tomorrow

Dec 4, 2024 | canadianbusiness.com | Meaghan Yuen

Created for The digital marketing industry is evolving at breakneck speed, with new tools, platforms and strategies reshaping how businesses connect with their audiences. Amid this rapid change, the Digital Marketing Sector Council‘s fall 2024 report reveals a troubling skills gap that could hinder progress.