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If the shoe fits, make it

Kelli Korducki Wednesday, November 21, 2012

An Oakville-based footwear company creates jobs in Ethiopia, but not because its president, Tal Dehtiar, believes in corporate social responsibility.

Where even time-strapped professionals can find time to help newcomers improve their prospects

Krishna Rau Wednesday, August 08, 2012

Just because it's a breakneck pace doesn't mean it doesn't work. ACCES's speed mentoring program offers new Canadians the chance to make a lot of contacts very quickly.

A pinker kind of company: How LGBT inclusivity is good for business

Krishna Rau Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Supporting LGBT employees doesn't just make for a more comfortable work environment. Members of the Pride at Work group argue that it also boosts the bottom line.

Shrewd charity: How Toronto+acumen aims to reduce poverty with venture capital

Krishna Rau Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Founded two years ago, the Toronto chapter of a global venture fund has been investing in projects that will improve the quality of life in developing countries. Now they're working on bringing that model back to TO.

Green nation: Do eco-conscious consumers encourage Canadian corporations to be more eco-friendly?

Paul Gallant Wednesday, April 11, 2012

The Green Living Business Forum is a reminder that both urban habits and urban ingenuity affect the natural environment right across Canada—and the world.

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If the shoe fits, make it

Where even time-strapped professionals can find time to help newcomers improve their prospects

A pinker kind of company: How LGBT inclusivity is good for business

Shrewd charity: How Toronto+acumen aims to reduce poverty with venture capital

Green nation: Do eco-conscious consumers encourage Canadian corporations to be more eco-friendly?

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