As older business owners retire, the next generation may hold the key to solving a looming succession crisis, says Karen Greve Young.

In October 2021, homeware company Fable opened its first store in Vancouver. Located on Water Street in the historically ...

Karen Greve Young is CEO of Futurpreneur, a national non-profit that has supported over 20,000 diverse young entrepreneurs in ...

In an era of constant online scrutiny, companies need a clear strategy to protect their reputation and rebuild trust ...

For the third year in a row, we’re celebrating the companies that do business better—with passion, purpose and a people-first outlook.

Meet the inaugural cohort of 50 boundary-defying Canadian companies in CB's first-ever New Innovators List 2022.

In 2022, Canadian Business launched its new Innovation Awards, celebrating the most ingenious, inventive and world-changing companies in Canada. Over the years, the awards have recognized Canadian ...

Against the backdrop of a former steel city in a seemingly perpetual economic crisis, the state-of-the-art centre is giving hope to the local creative community.

End-of-life planning is getting cheaper, easier and more comforting with new funeral start-ups that are changing the entire industry.

The pandemic opened up opportunities for these five workers to secure remote jobs while earning higher salaries.

In every province and territory, health systems are hanging on by a thread. Start-ups like Maple and Rocket Doctor have stepped in to address the problem.