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Consumer
Black Friday: 4 things you probably don’t know about buying from the U.S.
Here are a few things that might be news even to consummate cross-border shoppers. Continue reading
Social media has ‘drastically changed’ the way Canadians travel: study
In decades past, prospective travellers would consult vacation manuals or travel agents before booking a trip, but now Canadians are increasingly seeking tips from social media. Continue reading
Christmas market displaying Canadian handmade crafts makes its way to Lethbridge
A travelling handmade Christmas Market arrives in Lethbridge to kickoff the start of the holiday season. Continue reading
Many businesses in Calgary’s redeveloped Deerfoot City mall already open
By Tomasia DaSilva Your Money Matters reporter
Calgary’s old Deerfoot Mall has a new name and a new look — one that’s been five years in the making. Continue reading
Canada Goose jackets banned by U.K. school for being too expensive
Woodchurch High School sent a letter home with students banning several designer jacket brands in an effort to “poverty-proof” its learning environment. Continue reading
Aldo Group founder donates $25M to new McGill University business school
Aldo Bensadoun, founder of the Aldo Group, has donated $25 million to McGill University to fund a new business program, the Bensadoun School of Retail Management. Continue reading
Guelph breweries partnering on ‘Guelph.Beer’ initiative
By Matt Carty Reporter
All five Guelph-based breweries have launched the initiative to celebrate and promote the city’s beer culture. Continue reading
Facebook filed a patent for technology that uses photos to predict who you live with
The social media giant filed a patent for an algorithm that would analyze family photos, then use the information for ad targeting. Continue reading
SAQ employees on strike until Monday
The union says striking employees will picket in front of the 45 stores being kept open by management. Continue reading
No deal: latest Canada Post offers won’t be put to striking workers as deadline looms
The union representing striking Canada Post workers has confirmed that it will not take the latest offers made by Canada Post to the membership for a vote Continue reading
