Canada's #1 Podcast for Entrepreneurs
Canada's #1 Podcast for Entrepreneurs
Payton Nyquvest is CEO of Numinus Wellness Inc., a leading, integrated mental health care company providing psychedelic-assisted therapies. Payton has an incredible personal healing story to share about his journey with psychedelics and what led him on this new path of conscious leadership and making psychedelic therapy available and accessible for everyone. Numinus Wellness Inc....
Bryce Weeks is the Founder of clear float spa that began in 2016 with a vision of removing pain, anxiety and stress from people’s lives through the science of float therapy. Since that time, clear float spa has facilitated more than 30,000 float sessions for Calgarians. With a heart for the community, the business also...
Did you know only 53% of the Indigenous population has some post-secondary education, while 65% of the non-Indigenous population has some form of post-secondary education? Indigenous business leader Steven Vanloffeld wants to change that. Steven is the Founder and CEO of eSupply Canada, an online distributor of office, janitorial, and industrial supplies. eSupply Canada donates a...
Chloe Smith is the CEO and Co-founder of Mercator AI, a construction intelligence platform that delivers project insights for general contractors, engineering firms, real estate firms, and building project manufacturers. Prior to launching Mercator, Chloe developed market intelligence tools for business developers in the marketing and advertising space, where she helped reduce time spent on...
Adam Niman has been selling life insurance for more than a decade, and as a result, he is committed to ensuring everyone understands that the insurance policies sold, the buyer’s expectations of the policies, and the reality of what the buyer is getting, don’t always match up. He is committed to building trust and educating...
Jackie Rainforth (https://rainmakersgroup.ca/) is a highly sought-after international speaker, trainer, author, and consultant specializing in B2B sales, leadership, and business growth. As a trusted partner to business leaders and decision-makers, she possesses extensive knowledge of various industries and best practices, offering customized and cutting-edge training, keynote presentations and workshops to her clients helping them improve...
In this video interview, Joe Solly, Partner, Risk Advisory, Ontario Leader for Sustainability and Climate Change, Deloitte Canada, discusses a new report on brands and their sustainability efforts. Solly talks about how consumers still remain confused and untrusting of brands, the negative impact on their purchasing behaviour of sustainable products, how brands underestimate the risks...
It has been called the ‘Olympics of Tech.” The Collision conference, which takes place June 26-29 at the Enercare Centre in Toronto, brings together the people and companies redefining the global tech industry. This year, Collision will gather the next generation of leaders reshaping the world and is expected to contribute CA$49 million to Toronto’s...
In April, 384,000 Canadians received regular Employment Insurance (EI) benefits, little changed from 386,000 in March. Since November 2022, the number of regular EI beneficiaries has varied little, remaining at or near record lows (outside of the period when the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit was in place from March to September 2020), reports Statistics Canada. According to the Labour Force Survey,...
On the eve of a federal ban on single-use plastics, Calgary Co-op is asking Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) to reconsider its previous rejection of their 100 per cent compostable shopping bags and provide them with an exemption to the ban. Calgary Co-op’s bags contain no plastic whatsoever and can be broken down completely...
The idea of a 15-minute neighbourhood is becoming increasingly more important these days as Canadians struggle with housing affordability and a shortage of demand to meet the growing need of homeownership. RE/MAX Canada in its latest report 15-Minute Neighbourhoods: Lessons for Small Communities says the urban planning concept is a pragmatic approach to building the right...
Retail sales in Canada increased 1.1 per cent to $65.9 billion in April as sales increased in eight of nine subsectors and were led by increases at general merchandise retailers (+3.3 per cent) and food and beverage retailers (+1.5 per cent), reported Statistics Canada on Wednesday. The federal agency said core retail sales—which exclude gasoline...
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