Advantage Canada: Local Business, Strong Workforce, Thriving Local Economy

Local businesses drive Canada’s economy, but rising costs, workforce stability, and shifting trade policies are making it harder to compete. Advantage Canada explores real-world strategies—how business owners are adapting, investing in great jobs, and building stronger companies. From navigating inflation to retaining employees, we’re diving into the solutions that help local businesses thrive in difficult times.
Why commercial rent control is key to Canada’s economic sovereignty

Why commercial rent control is key to Canada’s economic sovereignty

25% tariff rates mean potential business closures. So do 25% (or more) rent increases. The Trump administration’s tariffs and threats are hurting many Canadian businesses. But there is an equally concerning threat closing main street doors and costing jobs:...

Supercharging Small Business in Canada: The Next Move

Supercharging Small Business in Canada: The Next Move

With eight recent or upcoming Provincial and Territorial elections across Canada and a new Prime Minister set to call an election in the upcoming months, the next four years present a clear opportunity to start building an economy that truly works for our country’s...

Proudly Canadian means supporting local businesses 

Proudly Canadian means supporting local businesses 

Some Canadians are boycotting U.S. products, but the reality is more complex. Canada’s Economic Reality in 2025 We’re a group of small businesses across several sectors, but right now we share one thing in common: we’ve all been losing sleep with the on-again...

Culture is THE Growth Strategy for Canada

Culture is THE Growth Strategy for Canada

The Canadian Cultural Advantage: Why Strong Company Cultures Drive Innovation, Talent Retention, and Economic Growth Canada has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to define itself as the best place in the world to build a business and a career. But that only happens...