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THE onset of the Covid-19 pandemic has added challenges to both traditional and digital communications.

Businesses across Ontario don't have to require customers to show proof of vaccination as of Tuesday, but not every business owner wants to do away with the policy.

An escape room, gourmet doughnut bakery and a shop specializing in handmade furniture might have sounded like unusual business ideas to the casual observer a decade ago. But the likes of Escape Manor, SuzyQ Doughnuts, Maker House and others have all grown into runaway success stories after getting their start in Wellington West – a commercial area spanning the Hintonburg and Wellington Village neighbourhoods that has a long history as a proving ground for new retail formats and innovative consumer offerings. For entrepreneur Gareth Davies, Hintonburg was the perfect fit for his hand-crafted...

The Bright Side of Business bimonthly column is presented by Star Motors. Finding flexibility in both her yoga practice and business, Devinder Kaur turned 2020’s challenges into a year of growth. Before founding PranaShanti Yoga Centre – the largest training centre east of Toronto – Kaur was an IT consultant. Some 20 years ago, she started doing yoga at the recommendation of a colleague. Falling in love with it, she became a teacher and initially started PranaShanti as an e-newsletter for her students. “2020 has become this full-circle moment,” Kaur says. “It started off online, ...