Business

Canada’s Economic Development for Québec Regions (CED) has made a new initiative to support the growth of small businesses in the province.

The Canadian plywood industry has feared imminent decline for years. The federal government has been warned of this threat for some time, yet the problem ensues.

The labour shortage in this country is impacting virtually every industry, including manufacturing.

Minimalism is at the very core of everything Mike Randall does when it comes to his fine furniture business.

Burnaby, British Columbia’s CN Architectural Millwork and Construction Inc. supplied and installed all of the millwork details for global tech company, Microsoft, in Gastown.

The WoodWorks Innovation Network (WIN) has partnered with the Canadian Wood Council (CWC) in an effort to expand into Canada with more projects.

“SMEs in Transition” was launched by Québec Net Positive as a collaborative research effort for the province’s small and medium-sized businesses in the manufacturing sector.

A new report from the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) of 1,500 Canadian small business owners found that 45% experience mental health challenges weekly.

Vancouver’s West Timber Co. announced its decision to appoint the former executive president of Union Pacific Railroad, Eric L. Butler to the Board of Directors.

Statistics Canada revealed that Canadian manufacturing sales decreased 3.6% to $71.5 billion in February.

Giving woodworkers the space to hone their craft is Barrie’s Framework Studios' main objective.

The Executive Briefing Conference (EBC) draws executives from across the spectrum of the woodworking industry, including market leaders, key industry associations and others.

It’s vital for small business owners in Ontario to be informed about the province’s Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) to ensure workplace safety.

‘Let’s Go Build’ was launched by the Western Retail Lumber Association two weeks ago in an effort to recruit future employees to the organization and industry.

The Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association’s (KCMA) Severe Use Specifications offer professionals in the woodworking industry a sense of assurance that the cabinets they produce are built to endure demanding conditions.

Canadian small businesses are facing a deadline to repay their Canadian Emergency Business Account (CEBA) loan before the end of the year.

Canadian small business owners have been doing their part to actively ensure their business operations are environmentally friendly.

Granby’s family-owned manufacturer, Artopex, has been named one of Canada’s “Best Managed Companies” for its 16th year in a row.