Small Business

Nestled in a copse of trees abutting Algonquin Provincial Park, the yurt is in an idyllic setting.

Small Business Week brought out the largesse from FedNor in helping Northern manufacturers maximize their efficiencies and achieve global competitiveness nirvana.

Natalie Lefebvre blazed a delicious culinary trail when she introduced Sudbury ’s first food truck in 2013. Now she’s repeating her pioneering ways by opening the city’s first incubator kitchen.

After more than a decade working for information technology companies in the mining sector, Robert Patterson and Dave Peres decided it was time to start their own company.

There aren't too many 19-year-olds who can call themselves CEO of a robotics company.

A Gravenhurst company specializing in natural granite products for commercial and residential use has received $600,000 from FedNor.

From its family-oriented operation to the label’s loon graphic, everything about Rheault Distillery’s Loon Vodka exudes Canadiana. But the response from critics and connoisseurs alike suggests its pedigree is world-class.

A First Nation caterer has struck gold after teaming up with an international food and beverage provider.

Along with his two siblings, president Darren McDougall represents the third generation of family to run McDougall Energy. It began in Thessalon in 1945, and is now headquartered in Sault Ste. Marie, with operations across the country.

Northern Ontario manufacturers will have access to funding under a new FedNor program designed to help them become more innovative, productive and competitive in the global marketplace.