Taste of the Danforth Cancelled for Second Straight Year as Greektown Businesses Feel the Loss
Toronto’s iconic Taste of the Danforth won’t return in 2025, leaving Greektown without its signature summer celebration for a second year.
Business
Welcome to the Business section, where we keep a pulse on the trends and money moves shaping our world—from the skyscrapers of Bay Street to the global markets. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a side-hustler, or just curious about where the economy is headed, this is your go-to for news that actually makes sense.
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Massive 40,000 Sq-Ft Winners Store Opening Soon in Toronto
Toronto’s retail experience is set to receive a major boost this summer with the arrival of a colossal new Winners…
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The National Franchise Show Toronto 2025 – Free Tickets to Canada’s Largest Business Opportunity Event
Join 165+ exhibitors at the Franchise Canada Expo 2025, Sept 13–14 at The International Centre. Learn, connect, and take the next step toward business ownership.
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Business · Family-Friendly · News · Toronto · Trending
Beloved Toronto Waterfront Pub Makes a Comeback After Tough Years
After weathering a storm of challenges, a cherished Toronto waterfront pub is experiencing a vibrant resurgence. Keating Channel Pub, a…
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NPR, PBS Facing Shutdown Ripple Effects as Corporation for Public Broadcasting Closes After Defunding
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is shutting down after being defunded by Congress, threatening NPR, PBS, and 1,500+ local stations.
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Ontario Cuts Alcohol Taxes and LCBO Markups – What It Means for You
Beer, cider, and spirit taxes drop across Ontario as the province cuts LCBO markups. Learn how this could support local producers and impact prices.
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WestJet Ordered to Pay $2K After Tribunal Rejects Weather Excuse for Cancelled Flights
A B.C. tribunal ordered WestJet to compensate two passengers after ruling the airline failed to prove weather made a flight cancellation necessary. Learn how this affects travellers and your rights.
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What a Possible Air Canada Flight Attendant Strike Could Mean for Travellers
A potential Air Canada strike could affect 1,100+ flights daily. Learn what it means for travellers, and how to prepare and protect your trip.
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Amazon Q2 2025 Earnings: 4 Key Takeaways from Alexa+ to Tariff Pressures
Amazon beat revenue estimates in Q2 2025 but spooked investors with a weak profit outlook. From Alexa+ to tariffs and Project Kuiper, here’s what you need to know.
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Bank of Canada Holds Interest Rate at 2.75% as Economic Resilience Faces U.S. Trade Uncertainty
The Bank of Canada holds its key rate at 2.75% despite U.S. trade uncertainties. Read about the potential for future rate cuts and the economic impact of tariffs.
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2025 · Business · Canada · Employment · News
Canadian Tire Layoffs Workforce as Part of Major Restructuring
Canadian Tire announces layoffs as part of a workforce reduction aimed at restructuring and modernizing its corporate operations. Find out more about the changes.
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Brookfield and Birch Hill to Acquire First National Financial in $2.9 Billion Deal
Brookfield and Birch Hill acquire a majority stake in First National Financial for $48.00 per share, valued at $2.9 billion. What’s next for this leading Canadian mortgage provider?
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Hudson’s Bay Reaches Deals to Sell Leases for Six Store Locations
Hudson’s Bay has finalized deals to sell the leases of six store locations, including Vaughan Mills and Toronto Premium Outlets, while continuing legal wrangling to transfer more leases to B.C. billionaire Ruby Liu.
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Best Restaurants · Business · local businesses · News · Patios · Politics · Summer · Toronto
Toronto Proposes Changes to Make Patio Regulations Fairer and More Business-Friendly
During the fleeting days of Toronto’s summer, patios become cherished spaces where locals gather to enjoy food, drinks, and fresh…
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New CEO of Metrolinx Could Earn Over $800K with Bonus Potential
Michael Lindsay, the newly-appointed CEO of Metrolinx, could earn an annual compensation exceeding $820,000, according to details released in his…
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Canadian Companies Face Backlash as Return to Office Canada Raises Desk Space Concerns
As Canadian corporations roll out return-to-office mandates, a growing chorus of employees are pushing back — not due to reluctance…
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Krispy Kreme Stock Soars as Meme Traders Fuel New Retail Rally
Fueled by WallStreetBets, Krispy Kreme stock soars over 30% in a fresh meme-stock wave. Is this retail momentum or hype-driven risk?
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Stellantis Warns of $3.7B Loss Due to U.S. Tariffs—Canadian Plants at Risk
Jeep maker Stellantis warns of billions in losses due to U.S. tariffs. Ontario plants in Windsor and Brampton could face closures. Here’s what’s at stake.
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Microsoft Faces Active Attacks on SharePoint, Impacting Global Businesses and Governments
Learn how active cyberattacks on Microsoft SharePoint are affecting organizations globally. Learn about the vulnerabilities, fixes, and ongoing risks to businesses.
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Ford Recalls 694,271 SUVs for Fire Risk from Cracked Fuel Injectors
A major Ford recall affects Bronco Sport and Escape SUVs with 1.5L engines over a fire hazard linked to fuel injector leaks.
