Popular Canadian Furniture Chain, Bad Boy Furniture, on the brink of bankruptcy
After nearly 70 years of providing appliances and furniture to Canadians, Bad Boy Furniture Warehouse Ltd. is on the brink of bankruptcy. (Courtesy: Lastman’s Bad
After nearly 70 years of providing appliances and furniture to Canadians, Bad Boy Furniture Warehouse Ltd. is on the brink of bankruptcy. (Courtesy: Lastman’s Bad
This comes after a complaint was filed by a coalition of 28 civil society organizations in June of last year. (Courtesy: BNN Bloomberg) Canada’s corporate
Tipping culture is a common practice, especially at restaurants. Courtesy: ABC7 Tipping culture is a common practice, especially at restaurants. After hopefully enjoying a good
What is generational wealth and how do I pass it on? When should I start estate planning? These questions are often asked, and yet the
CANADA – The Black Class Action Secretariat has filed a human rights complaint with the United Nations against the Canadian government. “This complaint details systemic
TORONTO – It could be described as an outdoor Eaton Centre, or the next best place to shop in the city. The Well is a
Today on #NEWSYOUCANUSE, Brandon sits down with a group of Black entrepreneurs in Canada who are making big strides in growing their businesses. All of
#NEWSYOUCANUSE: It’s officially Black History Month, and today on News You Can Use, we’re discussing how beneficial it is when companies create safe spaces for
#NEWSYOUCANUSE: On January 3rd, 2022 the Ontario government announced a series of new restrictions to slow the spread of the COVID-19 Omicron variant. The restrictions include moving schools online for at least two weeks, banning indoor dining at restaurants across the province, and limiting capacity for indoor and outdoor events. But why were these restrictions announced so last minute? Where are the financial supports for people and businesses? Has Doug Ford failed Ontario? These are the questions we’re asking this week on #NYCU! Let us know in the comments, do you think Doug Ford has failed Ontario?
In this episode of #NewsYouCanUse, we speak to the creators of a show called Diggstown about the controversial practice of “birth alerts” that is used in some Canadian provinces. Also, there’s a new hub for Black businesses in Canada called the Black Business Direct that was launched thanks to the help from Uber! We speak to the company’s Chief Legal Officer, Tony West about the amazing initiative! And, we finally give Keke Palmer her flowers, BG style. Let me know your thoughts & drop your comments below!
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