While there are exceptions to every rule, just about everyone at one point or another has misplaced a particularly important item. And as a survey indicates, having difficulty finding critical documents is an all-too-common occurrence.
According to the Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association, just 26 percent of Canadians say it's easy for them to access [Read More]
Small business owners are always looking for ways to maximize success and efficiency to keep their company's bottom-line operating in the black. Yet despite a variety of tools aimed to help keep entrepreneurs organized, more than half say they find document management an impediment to their company's function.
In a survey conducted by a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-based [Read More]
Baking enthusiasts will be delighted to learn that the country's largest bakery recently opened in the Toronto suburb of Hamilton.
Maple Leaf Foods recently opened its 385,000-square-foot "Trillium" bakery, which is being hailed for its efficient design and high-class technology features.
Bob Bratina, Hamilton's mayor, said the company will be a boon for the city in a [Read More]
Automotive enthusiasts are counting down the days to the return of the University of Toronto's largest student auto race in the country – The U of T Shootout.
With more than 400 engineering students expected to participate, the event will feature 21 Formula SAE teams that will compete in an auto racing challenge. Formula SAE is [Read More]
Canada's known for a lot of things, and one of them is how highly its regarded on the world stage.
According to the global consulting firm Reputation Institute and its 2011 Country RepTrak, Canada has earned the highest reputation ranking among 50 countries polled.
The results of the study were based on the responses of 42,000 survey [Read More]
Global financial instability has led to a market slowdown for Canada's real estate picture, but on the whole – and compared to other countries – housing conditions are solid, a new report reveals.
Market research firm Scotiabank recently released its Global Real Estate Trends report which analyzed the real estate conditions in nine countries throughout the [Read More]
Educators throughout the country are preparing for World Teachers' Day, which will be celebrated October 5.
According to the Canadian Teachers' Federation, educators in the country will celebrate by promoting this year's theme – "Teachers: Inspiring students, awakening potential."
Paul Taillefer, president of the CTF, said Canada boasts some of the world's finest teachers.
"It is the dedication [Read More]
As artistic Canadians help their kids work on their costumes for Halloween, they may want to give their creative juices a rest and visit one of the most prestigious art gallery exhibits in the world.
Between October 28 and October 31, the 12th annual Art Toronto exhibit will be held at the Metro Toronto Convention Center. [Read More]
A group of Ontario farmers are trying to set a world record and help feed the hungry at the same time.
At the end of the month, local farmers will try to harvest 160 acres of soybean crop with more than 100 combines in less than 10 minutes.
Hundreds of supporters have donated money to the farmers' [Read More]
Some changes are coming to Toronto that suggests the city is growing at a prodigious rate: new area codes.
Starting March 25, 2013, the Greater Toronto Area will have two new area codes – 437 and 365. The former number will service those who are in the the 416/546 area, while the latter will be for [Read More]
