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Southern Ontario’s Silicon Valley: Unleashing Waterloo’s tech-innovation sector Michael Litt
Canada shouldn’t aspire to be the new Silicon Valley SCOTT STIRRETT
Entrepreneurs bet Canada will be a leader in marijuana technology Subscriber content
Ottawa seeks to attract foreign talent by making Start-up Visa Program permanent
The doctor is in (your pocket): Entrepreneurs bet on mobile medicine
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With legalization coming, Toronto startup aims to blaze a trail in cannabis
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United Church embraces startups as it updates its social mission to engage millennials
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Canadian cellphone startup has success stateside, but shut out at home
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Entrepreneurial Spirit
Why my first customer was a dream customer (and not just because I married her) Michael Litt
Indigenous software-testing company offers skills and jobs in New Brunswick
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Entrepreneurial Spirit
How I turned a hobby business into a multimillion dollar company in two years NADIA SHUAIB
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My experience with online counselling inspired me to offer it to all our entrepreneurs
Startup uses blockchain to ensure minerals come from ethical sources
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My startup has six co-founders. Here’s how it works
Therapia
New partnership aims to create ‘a Bloomberg for private companies’
Jeff Mann
Startups aid charities by committing now, paying later
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Oxford Properties and startup incubator team up to create a new Toronto innovation district
Oxford Properties and startup incubator team up to create a new Toronto innovation district
In Pictures
Up close with punk band Talk Sick Gallery
Talk Sick band members sit with their instruments in Montreal.
In Pictures
Chandra Lee Photo Gallery Gallery
Value: John Warrillow
No competition? Probably no market, either John Warrillow
John Warrillow
STRATEGIES
The name game: Play it right
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Flash-fashion sites attract investors
Stylehopper managing directors Bart Lipski and Safura Rahimi, are photographed working in their east end Toronto office, April 29, 2011.
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Why it doesn't always pay to be first
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Canada lacks startup information
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Teen biz whiz reveals the secrets to his success

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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
The next boomer bonanza
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Flash fashion sites migrate to Canada
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Life is sweet for Nova Scotia cake designer
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Student farmer sees 600 per cent profit projection spike
STRATEGIES
How to get your business name right
THE CHALLENGE WINNER: SANDBERG LABS
Mother Nature's curveball no match for novice entrepreneurs
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Student creates online playground for contest junkies
Mark Evans
Startup marries giving with game-playing Mark Evans
Mark Evans
Starting Out
In pictures: Student life at the 2011 SIFE World Cup Gallery
Just announced as a semi-finalist, Thailand’s Chulalongkorn University shows off their excitement at the 2011 SIFE World Cup in Kuala Lumpur.
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Young G20 delegates speak out from France
Protesters take part in an anti-G20 demonstration on Nov. 1, 2011 in Nice, France. Anti-G20 protesters are gathered in Nice ahead of the arrival of the world's top economic leaders for the G20 summit in Cannes on Nov. 3 and 4