Heidi Bayley never imagined that she would be so involved in the family business — the world of ice carving.
She is the president of Ice Culture, a world famous ice-sculpting firm based in Ontario.
The company returns for the 11th Annual Ice Fest happening in Bloor-Yorkville from Feb. 20 – Feb. 21.
In the latest round of media cuts, Rogers Media has announced 200 layoffs, representing four percent of its workforce.
The Bank of Canada announced yesterday it’s holding the key interest rate at 0.5 per cent.
If you live in Toronto, you’ve probably seen some kind of building construction throughout the city.
While the city’s condo business is booming, this year new apartment buildings under construction hit a 25-year high.
Black Friday is here and stores all over Canada are packed with anxious shoppers looking to catch the best deals leading up to the holidays. Toronto Observer’s Nicole Dawe and Radhika Bhardwaj bring you live…
As the saying goes, there’s a silver lining in every cloud — and that silver lining could prove profitable for some local businesses.
Sears Canada Inc. has created a new position called president and chief merchant, and has appointed retail industry expert Carrie Kirkman to it.
Attention Brendan Shanahan: if the Toronto Maple Leafs run into goaltending issues this season, there’s an app for that. Niki Swani, a recreational hockey player, thinks that he has a solution for the age old question, “Who’s playing net?”
The Toronto Eaton Centre Apple store is often packed, but on one recent day, it was busier than usual, with long line up snaking beyond the store.
After protests and trying to kick UberX out of the business, Beck Taxi, which has the largest number of taxis in North America, has started a petition urging City Hall to lower prices.