When most Torontonians think of developer Sam Mizrahi, they think of the skyscraper known as The One that will be constructed at the corner of Yonge and Bloor Streets in downtown Toronto. The 80-storey, mixed-use residential building, which will be the largest of its kind in the country when complete, is a strong testament to Sam Mizrahi’s ambition and determination.

The workplace is rapidly evolving and it’s more important than ever to ensure your employees are content. A happy employee, after all, is a more productive employee. Research has proven that when staff is actively engaged in their work, companies benefit as workers accomplish more and perform more effectively. They are also more likely to come up with innovative solutions to problems, as they feel personally invested in the organization’s success.The workplace is rapidly evolving and it’s more important than ever to ensure your employees are content. A happy employee, after all, is a more pro

In the buttoned down world of corporate culture, RapidMake 3D Printing’s CEO Konrad Malik stands out with his colorful footwear and innovative approach to design. He also happens to be a consummate professional who’s passionate about 3D printing and committed to bringing it to a wider audience. Convinced 3D printing is the wave of the future, he’s continually seeking innovative solutions to bring the technology to the public at large.

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Calgary-based venture creation firm, Business Instincts Group, announced today the launch of 'The Sustainable Startup', a debut book from their CEO and leading Canadian Entrepreneur, Cameron Chell.

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When the founder of Sam Mizrahi Toronto Design Build conceived a plan to place a new multi-million dollar development at the gateway of an affluent Toronto neighbourhood, he knew it would have to resonate. “People are wary of change,” he says, an observation he’s gained from years of breaking ground in the historic roads of Forest Hill, Yorkville, and Richmond Hill. “Every single design and building that I do, I look at how it would come in concert with the entire community, and how it would blend in as if it always belonged there.”

Two new trading products designed to give small traders some of the market advantages of institutional and other larger-scale investors will be launched in 2018 by Matt Choi's Certus Trading, a trading education company that has been helping traders since 2011.

PARKS Victoria’s new chief executive officer Bradley Fauteux could not have been more impressed by his first visit to the Grampians on Monday. Mr Fauteux said being given the opportunity to enjoy the spectacular views on offer and visit areas including the refurbished Grand Canyon and the Grampians Peaks Trail were among the many highlights of his maiden visit to the Grampians.