With a Little Help from Our Friends

After pivoting to stay alive amid the shutdown, an indie fitness studio turns to its client community to help shape the way back

Dressing for Work

Milos Kral stepped up to the pandemic challenge with character. A lot of character

Getting creative with social media, the Jonathon Bancroft-Snell Gallery finds new ways to connect with Canada’s ceramic community

Drawing on 40 years of retail experience to help chart the way forward, David E. White knows this: It will not be business as usual

Infusing online sales with a human touch, Jill’s Table finds new opportunity among the unknown

A big proponent of tactile, personal and engaging retail experiences, Lisa Ferguson plays a wait-and-see game with consumer behaviour

Well equipped to promote online connections and experiences, the Michael Gibson Gallery proves you can’t quarantine art

Turning her restaurant into a pantry, and now exploring meal kits, a young restaurateur fights back with innovation and grit

Busier than ever but frustrated by a lack of urban cycling lanes, a bike shop owner mulls over his future path

Vintage fashion retailer Filthy Rebena puts flexibility first as it faces new market realities

The war on straws may have captured our eco-imaginations, but plastic bottles of household cleaners are worse, says Don Hawken. Enter the OneTab

A master of a wide variety of styles and subjects, artist Steve Tracy prospers at the intersection of creativity and commerce