The global economy remains in flux but Canadian manufacturers are having a more positive outlook than those in other industries. The Globe and Mail referenced a recent KPMG study that found 85 percent of Canadian companies are optimistic about the next two years.
While manufacturers in Canada are planning to roll out new products, companies may [Read More]
Commercial lending is increasing again as the Bank of Canada has introduced low interest rates in an effort to gauge the interest of small business owners in the country, reported The Globe and Mail.
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According to a recent survey conducted by Canadian accounting and advisory firm Grant Thornton, 70 percent of respondents said they were feeling optimistic about their firms throughout the second quarter.
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Condominiums are becoming a more popular housing option in Canada, according to recent research from the Royal Bank of Canada, and the increased interest in condos in Toronto does not necessarily mean prices for the housing option will keep growing.
The booming condo market in Toronto can mean many things, one of which, is that people [Read More]
The Globe and Mail recently answered a question from a small business owner in Toronto who was wondering if it makes sense to bring in a recruiter.
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Attitudes on living are changing in the Greater Toronto Area as residents are entering different stages of their life. According to a joint study conducted by the Royal Bank of Canada and Pembina Institute, 81 percent of respondents said they would give up a larger home for better access to transit and less time spent [Read More]
Although the housing market is beginning to cool slightly in Canada, there are many Toronto residents that are looking into all the aspects that go into moving into a new home.
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The costs associated with accepting credit cards are piling up for Canadian small businesses and they are affecting their bottom line, causing them to fight back against Visa and Mastercard.
“It could cost me as much as 15 cents to take Visa for one coffee," Sam James, a retailer in Toronto, told the Hamilton Spectator. "That’s [Read More]
A new survey indicates the majority of Canadian small businesses are not prepared in the event of a crisis, according to Sage North America.
Many Canadian business owners are taking the responsible step of backing up their critical data. For example, 98 percent back up their important financial documents, with 78 percent updating their back-ups on [Read More]
There's no doubt that saving up enough money to make a down payment on a home can be a tall task. That's why the Canadian government has introduced the Home Buyer's Plan (HBP), a smart way for young professionals to get the money needed to buy their first home.
Nearly all employees pay into a Registered [Read More]
