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Resort to turn B.C. ski town into a year-round luxury destination

Golf, hospitality and residential properties transform city known for heli-skiing and powdery snow

Cabot Revelstoke is transforming the B.C. mountain city into a high-end, four-season destination anchored by golf, skiing, hospitality and luxury real estate.

Cabot Revelstoke is transforming the B.C. mountain city into a high-end, four-season destination anchored by golf, skiing, hospitality and luxury real estate.

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July 28, 2026

Cabot Revelstoke is transforming the B.C. mountain city into a high-end, four-season destination anchored by golf, skiing, hospitality and luxury real estate.

Cabot Revelstoke is transforming the B.C. mountain city into a high-end, four-season destination anchored by golf, skiing, hospitality and luxury real estate.

Resort to turn B.C. ski town into a year-round luxury destination

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July 23, 2026

From left: Matt Dirks, co-founder and managing partner of Neralake, an AI platform for non-profits; Rashmi Boragolla, ML and AI lead; Michelle Kuly, co-founder; and James Froese, lead developer.

From left: Matt Dirks, co-founder and managing partner of Neralake, an AI platform for non-profits; Rashmi Boragolla, ML and AI lead; Michelle Kuly, co-founder; and James Froese, lead developer.

How this AI tool gives non-profits a strategic boost

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July 21, 2026

INK Entertainment founder and CEO Charles Khabouth, right, inside Toronto restaurant Little Baba by Amal, his son Charlie Khabouth’s first independent project and the family business’s first foray into casual dining.

INK Entertainment founder and CEO Charles Khabouth, right, inside Toronto restaurant Little Baba by Amal, his son Charlie Khabouth’s first independent project and the family business’s first foray into casual dining.

Son puts his stamp on family’s hospitality firm in an industry in a ‘downturn’

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July 21, 2026

The new 83,000-square-foot central library located on Baker Street in Guelph, Ont.’s downtown is net-zero-certified and was designed to meet Guelph’s projected population growth.

The new 83,000-square-foot central library located on Baker Street in Guelph, Ont.’s downtown is net-zero-certified and was designed to meet Guelph’s projected population growth.

Inside the library anchoring an Ontario community redevelopment

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July 20, 2026

Once taken for granted, third places are top of mind among Canadians seeking opportunities to gather with like-minded peers – without overspending to be there.

Once taken for granted, third places are top of mind among Canadians seeking opportunities to gather with like-minded peers – without overspending to be there.

Third places are making a comeback, with less emphasis on ‘place’

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July 15, 2026

Sartorial Wealth’s Shiraz Ahmed, at Scotia Plaza in Toronto, says that high-net-worth Canadians may feel financially strapped because their wealth is tied up in assets that aren’t easily accessible, like homes and investment portfolios.

Sartorial Wealth’s Shiraz Ahmed, at Scotia Plaza in Toronto, says that high-net-worth Canadians may feel financially strapped because their wealth is tied up in assets that aren’t easily accessible, like homes and investment portfolios.

Wealthy and worried: Why Canada’s millionaires feel financially behind

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July 14, 2026

With thoughtful liquidity planning, investors can put capital to work when it counts.

With thoughtful liquidity planning, investors can put capital to work when it counts.

Why liquidity is a strategic asset for investors

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July 14, 2026

New Ontario cultural hub revitalizes downtown

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July 14, 2026

Entripy chief operating officer Terrance Henry (left) and company founder and chief executive officer Jas Brar at the Oakville, Ont.-based custom apparel printing company on Friday, July 3, 2026.

Entripy chief operating officer Terrance Henry (left) and company founder and chief executive officer Jas Brar at the Oakville, Ont.-based custom apparel printing company on Friday, July 3, 2026.

Tech-forward approach helps Oakville custom apparel maker rebuild from pandemic losses

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July 9, 2026

As caregivers provide physical and emotional support to loved ones, they need to know they’re not alone, says the OCO.

As caregivers provide physical and emotional support to loved ones, they need to know they’re not alone, says the OCO.

Non-profit changes online approach to reaching caregivers in age of AI

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July 7, 2026

Murals in Metal founder Jim Dawe, centre, with his son-in-law Jordan Skinner, left, and his son Cory Dawe, who now co-own the metalwork business in Lucan, Ont.

Murals in Metal founder Jim Dawe, centre, with his son-in-law Jordan Skinner, left, and his son Cory Dawe, who now co-own the metalwork business in Lucan, Ont.

Multiple reinventions carry family metalwork firm into second generation

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July 7, 2026

A rendering of what a wind turbine will look like in the Mersey River Wind array.

A rendering of what a wind turbine will look like in the Mersey River Wind array.

A new spin on wind energy in Nova Scotia

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July 6, 2026

Thanks to an after-school entrepreneurship program, 17-year-old Thomas Chau went from not knowing what to do after graduation to accepting an offer for business school this fall.

Thanks to an after-school entrepreneurship program, 17-year-old Thomas Chau went from not knowing what to do after graduation to accepting an offer for business school this fall.

Kidpreneurship is booming. Will Gen Alpha be a generation of business owners?

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June 30, 2026

The Cleantech Learning and Innovation Centre, located within PEI’s new 20-hectare Cleantech Park in Georgetown, is designed to serve as a hub for clean technology research, education and commercialization.

The Cleantech Learning and Innovation Centre, located within PEI’s new 20-hectare Cleantech Park in Georgetown, is designed to serve as a hub for clean technology research, education and commercialization.

New innovation campus aims to position PEI as cleantech hub

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June 24, 2026

How Rona Birenbaum overcame her fear of spending

June 23, 2026

Liquid alternatives can be seen as another building block to add to portfolios, to complement, not replace, core holdings.

Liquid alternatives can be seen as another building block to add to portfolios, to complement, not replace, core holdings.

Why liquid alts are not that alternative any more

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June 23, 2026

CEO of The Great Canadian Sox Company, Sunil Khimasia, centre, with his children Sid, left, and Priyanka at their Toronto manufacturing plant.

CEO of The Great Canadian Sox Company, Sunil Khimasia, centre, with his children Sid, left, and Priyanka at their Toronto manufacturing plant.

Made in Canada boosts family-run sock manufacturer amid ‘elbows up’

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June 23, 2026

In honour of its 50th birthday, the landmark Burnaby, B.C., office building known as the “Telus Boot” will be reimagined as the focal point of a new mixed-used, master-planned community called King & Park.

In honour of its 50th birthday, the landmark Burnaby, B.C., office building known as the “Telus Boot” will be reimagined as the focal point of a new mixed-used, master-planned community called King & Park.

Burnaby landmark undergoes ‘reboot’

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June 18, 2026

Ally MacLellan leads regular staff training sessions on AI’s potential and best uses.

Ally MacLellan leads regular staff training sessions on AI’s potential and best uses.

For one PR firm, AI is now part of the audience

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June 17, 2026

How gold shaped Zainab Williams’ understanding of money and wealth

June 17, 2026

If technology stock valuations plummet, the fallout could have severe impact on Canada’s already fragile economy.

If technology stock valuations plummet, the fallout could have severe impact on Canada’s already fragile economy.

How to spot an AI bubble before it pops

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June 16, 2026

The new four-storey BC Children’s Hospital Centre for Health Complexity is slated to open in early 2028 at East 21st Avenue and Slocan Street in East Vancouver. The project stakeholders include Ledcor, Diamond Schmitt Architects and Connect Landscape Architecture.

The new four-storey BC Children’s Hospital Centre for Health Complexity is slated to open in early 2028 at East 21st Avenue and Slocan Street in East Vancouver. The project stakeholders include Ledcor, Diamond Schmitt Architects and Connect Landscape Architecture.

First-of-its-kind centre built for children with complex health needs

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June 10, 2026

Aravind Sithamparapillai’s path to becoming an advisor started in a birthing room

June 9, 2026

David Hertzman, left, and his son Ben revived domestic manufacturing at their Toronto packaging company when shipping product from overseas during the pandemic became unreliable and expensive.

David Hertzman, left, and his son Ben revived domestic manufacturing at their Toronto packaging company when shipping product from overseas during the pandemic became unreliable and expensive.

Century-old family packaging firm has domestic production in the bag

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June 9, 2026

The Explorer Hotel in Yellowknife is one of the city’s largest accommodation providers. A proposal known as “Explorer 2.0” would add 150 rooms to help address growing demand from tourists, government travellers and resource-sector workers.

The Explorer Hotel in Yellowknife is one of the city’s largest accommodation providers. A proposal known as “Explorer 2.0” would add 150 rooms to help address growing demand from tourists, government travellers and resource-sector workers.

Yellowknife’s hotel crunch exposes development challenges in the North

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