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What’s the Difference Between a Startup and a Small Business?

21/09/2024 by Jerry

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. People often confuse startup companies with small businesses. Sure they sound similar, but the two have fundamentally different meanings and cannot be used interchangeably. They can sound alike because startups are new companies. But while they may begin as tiny in size, their goals and intentions may ... Read More

8 Beverages for Flawless and Glowing Skin

28/08/2024 by Jerry

Maintaining beautiful, healthy skin requires more than just applying expensive beauty products and a consistent trip to the Dermatologist — nutrition plays a very important role too. Our skin is a mirror of what’s happening inside our bodies. Therefore, healthy skin cannot exist without a healthy body. So when we are healthy and clean on ... Read More

Police Service 2023 Business Plan includes Crime Gun Strategy, Cyber Strategy, and Board approves Chief’s new contract

26/08/2024 by Jerry

Building on the Body Worn Camera rollout last year, the Saskatoon Police Service will be doubling the amount from 40 to 80 this year. The 2023 budget for the Police Service allocated $182,000 for the 40 cameras and associated equipment and licensing costs. That’s just one of the 120 items listed in the Police Service’s ... Read More

Less than 1% of Manitoba’s minimum wage subsidy paid to small businesses, the rest unclaimed

17/08/2024 by Jerry

A subsidy designed to help some Manitoba businesses lift their salaries to reach the higher minimum wage has hardly been utilized. Of the $6 million budgeted for the six-month program that started last October, the province has only sold out $20,400 of the funds — or 0.3 per cent — to a total of 108 ... Read More

Get informed before signing up for vehicle finance

14/08/2024 by Jerry

this article is Sponsored This story was created by Content Works, Postmedia’s commercial content division, on behalf of a client. by OMVIC Breadcrumb Trail Links Sponsored News Do your research and get everything in writing to minimize risks and secure the right deal Published January 21, 2023 • Last updated Jan 21, 2023 • 4 ... Read More

Liberal Canada is in want of a change in administration within the afternoon: Opinion

13/07/2024 by Jerry

Breadcrumb Path Hyperlinks Diane Francis If Canada had been a publicly-listed firm, its administration would have been turfed out years in the past by shareholders Printed January 20, 2023 • 3 minute learn 53 Feedback Prime Minister Justin Trudeau talking on the Willistead Manor in Windsor. Picture by Dan Janisse/Windsor Star information Article content material ... Read More

Small businesses across Canada could get a $3 billion boost if overfunded workers’ compensation boards provided rebates

24/07/2023 by Jerry

Toronto, July 20, 2023 – If five overfunded workers’ compensation boards (WCB) across Canada rebated their excess funds, it would give a $3 billion boost to small businesses, according to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB)’s latest research snapshot entitled Funding Fairness: State of Workers’ Compensation Funding. “Workers’ compensation boards are holding onto billions ... Read More

Raspberry Walnut Salad with Chicken

19/07/2023 by Jerry

My favorite Raspberry Walnut Salad with Chicken made with leafy greens, fresh raspberries, shredded chicken, chopped walnuts, and sliced red onions all tossed with a creamy raspberry vinaigrette! This salad truly has all my favorite components! Sweet and tart raspberries, leafy greens, tender shredded chicken, savory red onions, crunchy walnuts and drizzled with the most ... Read More

Finance minister in Brampton to announce reduced credit card fees for Canadian small businesses

09/07/2023 by Jerry

Preferred Region How does this work? The federal government says it is reducing fees paid by small businesses for credit card transactions, something it hopes will also drive down prices for consumers. Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland announced today (May 18) that Canada has reached agreements with Visa and Mastercard to reduce credit card interchange fees ... Read More

Small businesses are getting a break on credit card fees starting next year – National

22/05/2023 by Jerry

Many Canadian small businesses could soon save hundreds of dollars a year on costly credit card fees, thanks to a deal reached between Ottawa, Visa and Mastercard. The deal will see qualifying small businesses pay less on credit card transactions by lowering interchange fees paid to banks. Ottawa expects 90 per cent of Canadian small ... Read More