An online hijab business that began during the pandemic has thrived due to the ongoing support from social media platforms. Azelefa Co. is designed for women to build confidence and feel empowered, this is achieved through creating comfortable, breathable, and innovative hijabs.

How two business students combined their passion for jewelry and marketing expertise to create their own jewelry line.

The pandemic has left many sporting events hanging in limbo. For one skateboarding coach, continuing to teach has meant relocating across the country.

In the legal industry, where the tools of the trade have been depicted as pens and paper for centuries, working online has been quite the change of pace.

How the unpredictability of the pandemic effected the business plan for Vicki Kemp and her cafe, 3 Steps Up Coffee House.

Last year Regina Gently didn't know anything about Twitch, but now the live-streaming platform is a mainstay for Gently and other queens.

“While the lockdown hasn’t been easy for any business, it’s been disproportionately difficult for smaller independent businesses,” said Pegah Akbari, owner of Peu de Creme, a dessert bakery that she started in March 2020 when the first lockdowns began.

We can’t make new memories in our favourite places if they’re all shutting down. Sadly, The Hive is one of those places being forced to close.

Exposure to the sun increases the risk for skin cancer. U of T startup shares how their sunscreen should protect people from harmful UV rays.

Two Toronto students have used the pandemic as a way to earn money reselling rare items, They ship them all over the world.

A DIY project turned independent business, Icey Angels thrives by relying on Instagram. How the handmade jewellery store found success through social media in the midst of a pandemic.

Professional cuddlers explain why cuddle therapy is important for your mental, emotional, and physical health.