Cyber Monday
Edmonton finance expert’s tips on holiday spending
Edmonton financial expert Freida Richer shares money management advice during the holiday season. Continue reading
Coffee cup sleeve campaign shines light on Hamilton’s marginalized populations
A series of coffee cup sleeves featuring the faces and success stories of people who have accessed services at Wesley has been released at cafes across Hamilton. Continue reading
Inside Amazon Canada’s only robotic fulfillment centre on Cyber Monday
Global News got a tour inside Amazon’s only Canadian robotic fulfillment centre to find out how that happens on Cyber Monday. Continue reading
Small Business Saturday encourages Saskatoon residents to shop local
Small Business Saturday gives residents in Saskatoon an alternative to buying from large, corporate retailers. Continue reading
In-store pick ups drive merging of Black Friday and Cyber Monday
Adobe Analytics reported Saturday that more customers are going to stores to get items they bought online. That trend contributed to a record $6.22 billion spent online Friday, up nearly 24 per cent from last year. Continue reading
Small Business Saturday: Black Friday’s younger sibling raking in over $10B a year
Small Business Saturday was launched by American Express in 2010 as a means of encouraging customers to support small businesses in the aftermath of the recession. Continue reading
Why some Canadian holiday shoppers will have to pay more for certain items from the U.S.
Canadians aiming to take advantage of Black Friday deals in the U.S. should prepare to pay extra due to tariff surtaxes at the border. Continue reading
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Black Friday tips to get the best deals in Canada
Years ago it was something Canadians only experienced on the news, but now Black Friday sales are happening north of the border too. Continue reading
Holiday debt: Here’s how Winnipeg shoppers can avoid it
By Alison MacKinnon Digital Journalist
Recent reports suggest many Canadians will be in debt after the holiday season is over. Will you be one of them? Continue reading
Local retailers bearing brunt of Canada Post strikes during busy holiday shopping season
By Quinn Ohler Anchor
The rotating Canada Post strikes are having a major impact on Edmonton small businesses and some worry about how the delivery delays will hurt Christmas giving. Continue reading