ZenaTech CEO Shaun Passley says drone technology is ‘something more sci-fi’ these days being used in everything from indoor barcode reading to agriculture and building inspections.
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Though he’s represented Toronto in the eSports arena since 2021, Jamie ‘Insight’ Craven has never played a major tournament in front of a home crowd. That’s about to change.
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‘In many Canadians’ minds we were actively trying to get you not to use your miles, and we’ve pivoted,’ says Stewart who rejoined the company, now owned by BMO, in 2022. ‘We want you to reward yourself.’
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Despite the benefits of workplace friendships, recent data suggests that building and maintaining those relationships has gotten harder in recent years.
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Hopp’s general manager David Riggs says the app has outpaced expectations and is already facilitating tens of thousands of rides a day for more than 85,000 active users in Toronto.
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‘Sometimes people look at beauty as a little bit superficial,’ says L’Oréal Canada CEO An Verhulst-Santos who disagrees. ‘Not one civilization that has survived without beauty, and it has to do with self-esteem.’
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Pickleball’s boom may have started three years ago, but Fairgrounds founders Drummond Munro and Matt Rubinoff are showing there’s still plenty of game left to play.
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Square Canada’s Go To Market Lead Steve Kelly says Trump tariffs and the economic fallout might just be the spark needed to push hesitant companies into a more productive digital future.
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Typically job hopping is the quickest way to keep your salary growing. But for the first time in more than a decade, that’s no longer the case.
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Organigram Global’s Beena Goldenberg has seen the company’s market share more than double in recent years. ‘We can capitalize on the international markets that are opening up and the U.S. cannabis companies can’t, because it’s not federally legal.’
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Five years after the initial outbreak of COVID-19, the effects of lockdowns and work-from-home policies continue to be tallied, with some surprising results.
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Thunder Bay is just one of many Canadian cities and towns undergoing a major waterfront transformation designed to return its shorelines to the public after decades of industrial occupancy.
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Ikea Canada CEO and chief sustainability officer Selwyn Crittendon, says he was attracted to the company for its commitment to DEI and its ‘pentagon’ of design ethos. ‘It really resonated with me.’
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More people often apply to law school during times of economic insecurity, but some other critical factors are at play this year, too, say experts.
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TIME and Statista have named 250 companies reducing environmental impact around the globe
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Trade tensions have been difficult for former Tim Hortons COO Mike Hancock — personally and professionally. ‘I have a ton of love for and lots of great friends in Canada.’
Professional sports teams invest significant resources in selecting their rosters, and new technologies such as gen AI promise an edge when it comes to evaluating player potential.
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In a new study, almost a third of respondents said they are refusing to use their company’s AI tools and apps. A few factors could be at play.
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Some sports fans are now going from the parking lot to their seats without reaching for their wallets – even getting alcohol and snacks along the way.
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With 400 acres to work with, Northcrest Developments CEO Derek Goring is “excited about its potential,” and says his experience in public and private realms will serve him well in the $30B project.