Wireless code of conduct: CRTC asks for Canadians’ input
From now until Feb. 15 Canadian mobile users can help the CRTC shape the code of conduct that will help govern the fractious wireless industry
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BlackBerry 10 Launch: Can it win back former users?
BlackBerry unveiled two new phones as part of an extensive re-brand, but will it be enough to win deserters back to the BlackBerry flock?
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NFL concussion lawsuits: Will looming settlements dismantle the league’s...
The NFL generates more than $9 billion in revenue annually, but dozens of concussion-related lawsuits threaten to dent the league's profits
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Super Bowl: no chicken wing shortage but prices are higher
Thanks to sharply decreased consumption during the NHL lockout, Canada enjoys a slight chicken wing surplus.
View ArticleGangnam Style: Local wholesaler to introduce Gangnam cigarettes
Company president insists cigarettes are named after Seoul neighbourhood, not Psy's hit song.
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Copy this: North York’s Form-Mate is the last supplier of carbon paper in...
The once-ubiquitous office supply is dying, but small businesses — and prisons — still use enough to keep 8-person firm afloat.
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Google Retail Store: Can it find a niche between Apple and Microsoft?
Google’s move to the retail space appears likely, but how can the search engine giant convince customers to visit its bricks and mortar store?
View ArticleOnline Gaming: Will it cannibalize poker at OLG Casinos?
Online gambling is coming to Ontario this fall, but will embracing the internet help or hurt the broader gambling industry?
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Fantasy Sports: Can new TV network find an audience among poolies?
Fantasy sports are a $4 billion industry in North America, but can they sustain a 24-hour TV channel? Leonard Asper is betting they can.
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Easton’s Mako hockey skate: New, Fast, Pricey
Easton wants to make deeper inroads into the $550 million global hockey skate market. Can a pricey new high-end skate make that happen?
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March Madness: Great for workplace morale, bad news for bandwidth
March Madness distracts office employees but smart companies can use the opportunity to boost morale - if they have enough bandwidth.
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Toronto Blue Jays merchandise sales strong thanks to new stars
R.A. Dickey, Jose Reyes helping to drive sales.
View ArticleSuzuki to stop selling automobiles in Canada in 2014
Sharply falling sales have prompted Suzuki to phase out Canadian auto sales to concentrate on selling more motorcycles and marine vehicles
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New York Yankees’ Robinson Cano dumps agent, signs with Jay-Z’s company
Hip-hop legend and business mogul Jay-Z jump-starts his sports agency with a superstar client — Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano
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GoodLife Fitness keeps growing, acquires Extreme Fitness franchise
GoodLife adds 13 Extreme locations, bringing its GTA total to 82 clubs. Transition and renovations will take about a year.
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March Madness: Advertisers win as TV ratings and mobile viewing rise
TV ratings and mobile viewership of March Madness are rising, increasing options and ROI for advertisters.
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Tiger Woods: Winning doesn’t fix everything, but it sure does sell
Whether or not you trust Tiger Woods, his presence is good for the golf business.
View ArticleBauer to buy Ottawa-based Combat Sports Group
Acquiring Canadian equipment maker will introduce Bauer to lucrative baseball and softball markets, and strengthen its non-hockey portfolio.
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Cyclists, e-bikers spar over bike lanes
Stakeholder meeting seeks input on how bylaws should classify electric bicycles. Cyclists, e-bikers agree to disagree.
View ArticlePolice, Humber College investigating Facebook post bragging of sexual assault
Anonymous user writes of sex with an intoxicated woman on a Facebook page that purports to be connected with Humber College Students.
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