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Buying a mobile home and moving into a community in Calgary has made Stephan Gardner’s life measurably better, especially from a financial perspective. But don't call it a trailer park, says one advocate.
According to a new survey from Statistics Canada, small and medium-sized business owners are feeling optimistic about the year ahead — even though pandemic-made problems linger. Danielle Nerman talks to three small business owners who are emerging from the last two years with very different outlooks.
The "subscription economy" is expected to be worth more than $1.8 trillion around the world by 2025, according to UBS. That's a lot of money, and companies want to hold onto it — even if you don't want to give it up. In the United States, the Federal Trade Commission is cracking down on companies that try to trap people into subscriptions. Danielle Nerman explores what the laws are in Canada and the fight to make it easier to cancel what you once wanted, but no longer care for.
A management strategy known as the results-only work environment (ROWE) has seen a surge in interest during the COVID-19 pandemic, says one of the architects of the system.
Every autumn, seasonal costume shops haunt defunct retailers like Sears, Target or Future Shop for a couple months before vanishing without a trace in November. Insiders and real estate experts scare up the facts about how the stores manage to turn a profit on a single spooky holiday.