Toronto Business

• Toronto businesses hopeful as stadiums fill up for first time since pandemic

  After nearly two years of pain, Toronto businesses are bracing for full houses after Blue Jays' season got underway and as the Maple Leafs and Raptors prepared for playoff runs.

  Economy

  Apr 9
  
• Ontario businesses prepare for ‘kick-back’ a week before new vaccination requirements begin

  “Who's going to come if someone starts yelling at a server or yelling at the manager for not being allowed to come in?”

  Health

  Sep 15, 2021
  
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• Coronavirus: Curbside pickup doesn’t change much for many Toronto business owners

  Some have already been offering curbside pickup since the pandemic began. For others, circumstances don't allow it.

  May 11, 2020
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• Mayor Tory announces economic task force to aid city in wake of coronavirus outbreak

  "I'm confident we will get through the economic impact of this pandemic by listening to people and doing the smart, responsible things we can do to help them."

  Health

  Mar 16, 2020
• The Pilot bar marks 75 years in Toronto’s Yorkville neighbourhood

  "It's a remarkable institution. Not many places last 75 years."

  Canada

  Nov 8, 2019
• Tech in T.O.: Why Shopify continues to grow in Toronto

  “Toronto is just having such a special moment in technology. Shopify opened offices here six years ago and we’ve seen such a wealth amount of talent and diverse talent from around the world join us.”

  Tech

  Sep 24, 2019
• ‘Princess of pot’ Jodie Emery hopes to open Amsterdam-style pot cafe in Toronto

  “I hope to sell cannabis. I hope a lot of others can too. Why not put the buds right beside all the veggies in the market?”

  Politics

  Sep 28, 2018
• Hidden camera discovered in downtown Toronto Starbucks washroom

  Toronto police are investigating after a hidden camera was found inside a Starbucks washroom at the corner of Yonge and King streets in downtown Toronto.

  Crime

  May 9, 2018
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• Toronto burger restaurant relocates to escape soaring Yonge Street rent

  Jackson's Burger is the latest local business choosing to relocate from Yonge Street to avoid continual rent hikes and keep customer costs low.

  Economy

  Jul 14, 2017
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• Toronto, Vancouver among top 10 cities to live, but lag in business and tourism: Ipsos global poll

  Vancouver placed third out of 60 cities for livability, with Toronto rounding out the top five.

  Canada

  Jul 9, 2017