Social media has rapidly become one of the most important marketing tools for businesses today. One study found that 46% of consumers rely on social media to help them make… read more →
Canadian wholesale profits soar with healthy lumber sales, a general strike brings the Quebec construction sector to a standstill, and Google is tapping into more of your data to connect… read more →
More and more businesses are moving away from the traditional means of communication with employees and embracing the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model. One study found that 60% of… read more →
The WannaCry ransomware attack might be particularly bad for small businesses, rapidly changing technology could mean the downfall of the petroleum industry within the next 10 years, and Ford announces… read more →
New Ontario truck drivers scramble to get their licenses before MELT comes into effect, semi-automated driving may be more dangerous than it seems and contractors working on federal projects could… read more →
It’s important to be specific, especially when it comes to insurance issues. You need to know exactly what you’re covered for, when your coverage can be used and what your… read more →
Saskatchewan is set to open a new potash mine that could prove very lucrative, Uber’s self-driving car program is on the brink of collapse and Ontario home inspectors are feeling… read more →
Cybercrime isn’t new, but it’s taking new forms. While financial institutions and other lucrative targets have tempted hackers for decades, sectors like transportation and trucking – where fresh technology has… read more →
Trump’s trade war heats up with a big tariff on Canadian softwood lumber, Google and Fiat Chrysler roll out their new self-driving cars in a public trial and cargo theft… read more →
Preventing a loss may seem like common sense, but there’s more to it than you might imagine. When it comes to loss prevention strategy, locking up after the workday is… read more →
