Yorkville University’s “Flexibility Redefined” approach means it doesn’t have to be a case of either/or. Here’s how a ...

Rogers Xfinity Pro is redefining what it means to stay connected — offering the latest technology and expert features for ...

After a scare with her newborn, Hayley Mullins designed the Joeyband, a device that keeps newborns secure while providing the ...

Hayley Mullins is the inventor of the Joeyband, who first developed the device after practicing skin-to-skin care with her then-newborn daughter in 2012. Passionate about making the early days of ...

When Shannon Bell stepped into the dual role of chief digital officer and chief information officer at OpenText in 2023, she inherited a sprawling network of more than 1,600 tools and platforms ...

My family came from India, but I was born in Dubai back when it was still a desert. When I was young, we moved to Ottawa, where my parents taught me the importance of giving back to our community. At ...

Making up 98 per cent of all enterprises in Canada, small businesses drive the economy. Yet as the recent Mastercard research findings show, many small-business owners still face challenges keeping up ...

Nostalgia holds real power when monetized. It keeps millennials returning to beloved shows like The Office, despite an abundance of other streaming options, and drives sales of Nintendo’s retro gaming ...

Fall is here and between the office, dinner meetings and, well, life, it’s becoming increasingly more difficult to keep a close eye on things at home. With a growing list of features and devices ...

Companies are facing a quiet but costly healthcare crisis: a surge of chronic diseases among employees. Nearly half of all Canadians–46 per cent–live with at least one chronic disease such as cancer, ...

Recruiting qualified nurses is a constant priority for hospitals to ensure safe, high-quality care. But simply filling vacancies as they arise isn’t enough–recruitment must be strategic, and many ...

Jenn Harper’s journey into the beauty industry began with a vivid dream. “I saw Indigenous girls laughing, their faces glowing with joy and lip gloss—it was powerful and emotional,” Harper recalls.