Fashion entrepreneurship program for aspiring accessory designers

The Toronto Fashion Incubator (TFI) is offering a new, free-of-charge fashion entrepreneurship program for aspiring accessory designers between the ages of 20 and 29.

Trendspotting: chatbots for business

The tech world might be abuzz with chatbots, but many small businesses still wonder about them. Essentially, chatbots (or “chat bots”) are automated computer programs that simulate online conversations with real people.

Oneiric scores in both Toronto’ hockey and startup scenes

While Toronto’s reputation as the zenith of startup culture is relatively recent, the city’s lineage as a hockey town runs far deeper. Oneiric founders Emily Rudow and Kayla Nezon are looking to tap into both of those cultures in order to grow their hockey base layer business.

Common insurance claims for small business

Common insurance claims for small business help us understand what parts of your business are most at risk. The smaller your business, the bigger the financial impact could be if you’re sued or if you experience a loss that’s not covered by your insurance policy. Understanding these common claims can help make sure your business is protected from risks that are prevalent for small business owners.

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