Waves of reinvention

Jill Ellis-Worthington spent decades in the media and communications business. Now she’s dipping her toes into entrepreneurship

Camel no

A women’s performance underwear brand delivers comfort, style and a solution to a common clothing

Beats to seats

Most people know Dave Galloway as the owner of city’s most popular deejay company. So, what’s he doing in the porta-potty business?

What’s in a name?

An exciting part of starting a business or launching a new product is choosing a name. Just ask Matt Hammond

An adapting market

A leisure clothing company creates a range of functional fashion to make life easier for people with chronic health conditions

Crafting the Future

Born from a combination of crafting and culture, a DIY studio aims to build community through creativity

Sole proprietors

Bringing a scientific approach to human mechanics, Step Sciences delivers a truly bespoke solution

Simplifying the seller’s journey

Your sales training is probably lacklustre. Dan Liska and SellWell want to fix that

The tire change that comes to you

Born out of an Ivey Business School new venture project, Wheel Easy finds a receptive market for its mobile tire change concept

Keeping rooms in bloom

Peony, a subscription-based floral delivery startup, finds a receptive — and growing — audience

Looking to take root

Skincare fledgling empyri has developed a line of cannabis root products clinically proven to nourish and heal. Selling those products in Canada, however, is proving to be a weedy issue

Making sense of it all

Local femtech startup aims to empower people’s birth control decisions

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