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Chill's looking at three industries Canadians should keep an eye on. Here's part 3: Business and Administration

Chill's looking at three industries Canadians should keep an eye on. Here's part 2: The Healthcare Industry

This economist took the Moneyball concept and applied it to last year's hockey season.

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The average full-time employee works 40 hours per week, or 2,080 hours per year. There are some lucky workers who get off easy, though, and make a great earning while working less. Check out this list of careers that offer the b

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If there’s a problem with his aircraft, Ryan Gomes fixes it on the ground to keep passengers and crew safe at 35,000 feet. “It’s an amazing job,” Gomes grins. “I love what I do.” He gives full marks to

In 2010, over 1.2 million people attended Canadian universities, and that number continues to rise. Many students finishing high school see university as the “next step” in their life – merely another four years of education and

Work, eat, sleep, rinse, repeat – it’s the routine that most people go through every day, five days a week, for 52 weeks a year. But, what if it didn’t have to be?

  Would Oprah have gotten as far without Gayle? Where would Ford be today if it weren’t for the defining vision shared by its dynamic motorcar team? And don’t forget about Steve Jobs and his caffeine-fueled Mac creators. Without question,

    Some say we pay too much attention to our brains and not enough to our hearts when making momentous life decisions. Haven’t we all regretted not listening to our gut instincts?

  The aroma of street food wafts into your personal space and soon you’re lining up for delectable morsels of golden, crisp fries, charred smoky wieners, or whatever it is you’ve just inhaled. We’ve all been there – and been back.

Vin Vara is ready to sell his party supplies, kitchen towels, and hair dryers to the hordes about to deluge his city for the 2012 London Summer Olympic and Parlympic Games. His 11-store chain of hardware and household sundries under The Tool Shop b

At the stroke of five, you’re outta there. It’s the Friday of the long weekend and you have to beat the highway traffic. You’re cottage-bound. After an hour or two on the road, you take the familiar old turn into the driveway of your cottage �

Is Research In Motion (RIM) up to the challenge or down for the count? Well, over the past two years, the Waterloo, ON-based maker of the BlackBerry series of smartphones and tablets has shuddered under shakeups of staff layoffs, haemorrhaging mark

Don’t Cheat Yourself, Use an Agent By Jeffrey Alan PayneThat old school philosophy of homeowners is finally dying off. You know – the mentality that suggests that you should sell your own house, as real estate agents take away from your bott

In the heart of downtown Hamilton, an idea for a business project that’s been resonating with Graeme Smith for the past 16 years came to life in July of last summer. Since then, Gorilla Cheese has been nothing short of a homegrown success story.

Unlike so many other nine-to-five workers who must brave both the elements and hellacious rush hour traffic, Thomas actually loves his daily commute. Then again, why wouldn’t he? Instead of being stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic or being pounded b

With the demise of Blockbuster, the death of Music World and the waning of various entertainment retail chains, the bricks-and-mortar entertainment market is crumbling as downloading and streaming surge. So, what is the state of arts and media in Can

It’s a familiar scene in households across the land: A guy in his mid-50s shoots out of bed at 3 a.m., sweating buckets, deep in the throes of a serious “Oh crap!” moment. That would be the moment he comes to the realization that retirement is

At a time of doom and gloom in the economy, it’s none too soon for the holidays to lift the spirit. More than opening presents, opening our pocketbooks helps businesses ride the ups and downs of consumer buying power. Here’s how spending at Chris

While many experts agree that the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) is the single most innovative savings vehicle since the introduction of the RRSP, many Canadians are still confused and unsure of how to best leverage this savings tool.

Located smack in the heart of Toronto’s industrial west end, the Kingsway Boxing Club offers aspiring pugilists a Rocky-like training experience in a community atmosphere.

Thanksgiving in Canada has always been a celebration of harvest. No Pilgrims or Plymouth Rock, but gratitude for the bounty of land.

So you’ve hit the big 4-0. Don’t freak out. Your glory days aren’t necessarily behind you, though a growing list of responsibilities and obligations means things aren’t as carefree as they used to be.

Size really and truly does not matter when it comes to effective schmoozing. We’re talking about the size of your business network, of course. What you want to aim for is not so much big numbers, but an ability to help each other out. You need a mu

You’ve been tallying the figures, fine-tuning your product or service, scouting locations, eyeballing the competition, but you still don’t know if your business idea cuts the mustard. Write up a business plan and that oughta tell you.