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When family business gets ugly
Restaurant owners love prepaid reservations - but will diners bite?
When the customer is the harasser
‘Liberal government fatigue’ spurs some small business owners to turn to Ford
Ontario companies worried about upcoming changes requiring equal pay for part-time employees
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Five ways to become the boss of your phone
Laura Vanderkam

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Small Biz Coach
Does an Ontario employee with two part-time jobs get two days of holiday pay?
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FOOD INDUSTRY
How the tables turned on Zane Caplansky, Toronto's deli king
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Ontario restaurant owners say minimum-wage hike forcing them to cut, alter menus
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SELLING
How to ensure a smooth succession
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MINIMUM WAGE
Ontario homes for disabled ‘in real trouble’ because of minimum wage hike
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Ontario eyes more wage hikes amid small-business backlash Subscriber content
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Minimum wage
Minimum-wage hike spurs Ontario businesses to cut benefits, hours
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Alberta’s small businesses chafe under new labour laws
Help wanted: Worker shortage hits Vancouver retailers Subscriber content
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Succession planning
Executor crucial when planning a will
A representation of a living will and will to represent estate and long term care planning.

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Comment: Dr. Pramodita Sharma
Aging leaders create succession backlog
Britain's Queen Elizabeth stands with her husband Prince Philip, son Prince Charles and grandson's princes William and Harry during the unveiling of a memorial fountain dedicated to the late Princess Diana at Hyde Park in London, July 6, 2004.
Leadership: Bruce Kuwabara
Building culture means cutting the compromises
Architect Bruce Kuwabara
Leadership: Jeffrey Gandz
Of pride and joy, embrace only the second
Jeffrey Gandz, a professor at the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ont.
Leadership: Eric Gales
Canadians' downfall: fear of the R-word
Eric Gales, president of Microsoft Canada.
Leadership: Matthew Teitelbaum
Transformation means questioning everything
Dec 22, 2008 - Matthew Teitelbaum, Director of the Art Gallery of Ontario photographed at AGO near the now iconic staircase. He will be our Arts Person of the year. For Review Photo: Charla Jones/Globe and Mail
How to get ready to retire
Leadership diary No. 6
#6: Who can move a file cabinet, and other corporate quandaries
The shocking thing to me was that we actually needed to address the issue of how you make small changes like this without having to involve senior managers.
Recruiting
Employers brew up new ways to recruit talent
Big Rock Brewery's Grasshoopper ale.
Case Study
The challenge: Who should 'rule over the others?'
Kyle, Colin and Andrew Bornstein witness father Jay Bornstein as he signs a Memorandum of Understanding confirming his agreement to sell Bornstein Seafoods to his three sons, who will be equal partners.
Part Four: Going mobile
Toolkit for a mobile migration
A salesperson shows iPad pricing to a customer at an Apple store in Vancouver, B.C., on Friday May 28, 2010. Apple Inc. launched the iPad in Canada and eight other countries on Friday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

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Internet security
Are your passwords safe?
Hydroponics companies expecting a flood of customers after marijuana is legalized
SMALL BUSINESS
Calgary’s recession-battered businesses feeling cautiously optimistic
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SMALL BUSINESS
Ontario small-business owners raising prices to cover minimum wage hikes
Mellow Walk
How Canada's opioid crisis is turning business owners into advocates
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Reeling from construction-related losses, Halifax small-business owners decry ‘legislative void’
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Small Business
Toronto eyes new tax class that could spell relief for small businesses
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Entrepreneurial Spirit
Target’s closing devastated my business. Here’s how we recovered
agriculture
In Saskatchewan, high water washes farm profits away
Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi risks losing city’s small businesses
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