Exclusive interview: Cindy Ady - Alberta Minister of Tourism, Parks and...
For this issue, the CBJ team was eager to have the opportunity to get to the heart of the tourism industry in Alberta—so we contacted the Minister of Tourism, Parks and Recreation, Cindy Ady. Minister...
View ArticleImprove cash flow with invoice discounting
Does your company have “cash flow issues”? What about factoring? A familiar but difficult scenario unfolds. You are the owner or CFO of a growing glass company. Sales are up 20 per cent over last year....
View ArticleThe Gravy Train’s Final Stop - Rob Ford Elected Mayor of Toronto
Torontonians have spoken—well, at least the overwhelming 47 per cent of citizens who voted change into Toronto’s City Hall in the form of former Etobicoke North Councillor Rob Ford in the October 25...
View ArticleRestrictive Covenants
It is an appealing idea for you as an employer to want to restrict your employee's freedom to leave to work for a competitor or to solicit your customers. It makes sense; you have invested time and...
View ArticleMisión Cumplida?
The world breathed a sigh of relief on October 13, 69 days after a collapse at the San José copper-gold mine near Copiapó in Chile. All 33 of the miners trapped 700 metres underground in a 50-square...
View ArticleCFIB - Business Owners Deserve a Vote too
Small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) are the economic engine of Ontario’s economy. They create the most jobs and account for approximately half of the province’s economic output. Unfortunately,...
View ArticleB.C. Bylaw to Halt Puppy Sales
A bylaw may see the dogs gone soon from pet stores across Richmond, B.C. On Oct. 12, Richmond city council approved a reading of a proposed bylaw that would eliminate the sale of puppies at pet stores...
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