Small Business

Legend Boats, a family-run business that employs 96 people, will use repayable federal funding to improve operational processes.

Women entrepreneurs are invited to apply to become mentors to Métis, Status and non-Status women interested in starting their own business.

Social Entrepreneurship Evolution project will work to learn more about existing and necessary infrastructure in Northern Ontario that supports social entrepreneurship.

A forum on food, farms and tourism, an initiative of the Ontario Culinary Tourism Alliance, will be coming to Northern Ontario this January.

Tbaytel has announced it will be expanding its fibre-optic technology into Fort Frances in 2017.

Sudbury boatbuilder recognized by Ontario Chamber of Commerce for “forward thinking.”

TNO, along with the Ontario Tourism Marketing Partnership, is currently developing a strategy aimed at promoting the six priority product and experience areas: fishing, culture and heritage, touring, nature and adventure, getaway and urban communities, and hunting.

Thunder Bay centre recognizes women entrepreneurs with eight awards for 2016.

Lack of succession planning for businesses in Sudbury raising alarm

Ontario chamber report shows small businesses just want to be heard