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Hungry for growth, WalterFedy is testing AI but not losing sight of how talent develops (opens the original)
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It’s a critical time for Canada’s economy and its business community. The country needs innovation and growth more than ever, yet businesses across a wide range of industries are facing trade disruptions, rising costs and technological change, among other challenges. This series profiles forward-thinking Canadian companies that are growing their markets by re-examining their business practices and trying new things. WalterFedy turned 75 this year, but the architectural, engineering and construct
How this three-generation farm helped turn Quebec into a cranberry superpower (opens the original)
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In the early 1990s, Denis Bédard took a helicopter ride over Massachusetts’ cranberry fields that would set his family’s way of life at home in Quebec for the next two generations. His first thought was: “My God, there must be a lot of money in cranberries,” according to Denis’s son Patrick Bédard. Denis’s next thought: how could he bring the cranberry business to la belle province? Denis left the fertilizer plant he was running at the time, bought 50 acres in Villeroy 80 kilometres west of Queb
How this Canadian health supplement company is managing trade volatility while navigating U.S. expansion (opens the original)
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Over the last five years, Organika has leveraged its Canadian identity – including the country’s strict regulatory and quality standards for health food products – to break into new international markets such as China and the United Kingdom. But that strong Canadian reputation has been tested with its entrance into the United States market last year, a long-planned move marred by supply chain disruptions, tariffs and a rapidly escalating trade war. “It was probably the worst time in history to t
How this Vancouver tableware company is using AI to expand in the competitive homeware market (opens the original)
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The past six months have been eerily stable for Fable Home, the Vancouver-based direct-to-consumer dinnerware and homeware brand. “We’ve really never been in a… I don’t want to say simple period, but a period of time where there haven’t been outside factors playing such a huge effect,” says Joe Parenteau, the company’s co-founder and chief executive officer. The company has navigated a cascading series of crises since it was launched by Mr. Parenteau and his cofounders Max Tims and Tina Luu in 2
Tech-forward approach helps Oakville custom apparel maker rebuild from pandemic losses (opens the original)
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Jas Brar is still buzzing after his company, Entripy Custom Clothing, recently cut the ribbon on its new namesake Entripy Centre, a state-of-the-art arena in his hometown of Oakville, Ont. Becoming the official naming rights partner for the former Canlan Sports complex in June marked a big moment for the company that Mr. Brar built from his parents’ basement in 1999 and rebuilt after a major pandemic-related setback. He named the company after entropy, a word he stumbled on in a friend’s science
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