Three Torontonians start new businesses in the Galilee
Starting a business is tough anywhere, but three Torontonians are proving they have the grit to do it in one of the toughest places, northern Israel, where they’re changing minds and expectations with classic Canadian can-do spirit
How a Jewish farm boy from Sasketchewan became Canada’s best salesman
A look at the life of Philip Kives, the dynamic Winnipeg entrepreneur and founder of K-tel International
Terrorist or criminal: use new face technology to find out
Israeli startup Faception can reportedly evaluate faces with 80 per cent accuracy for certain traits
The challenge of the Jewish middle class
They’re not considered low-income, but a growing number of families are finding that Jewish communal life is a luxury they can’t afford
Traffic ticket guru accused of not providing services
Former clients accuse Jay Kimel-Fleishman, CEO of filemytickets.com, of being unprofessional, unaccountable and of owing them hundreds of dollars
Demand for loans on the rise in Toronto Jewish community
In the past four years, the total number of loans Jewish Free Loan Toronto has given out has risen steadily, from 147 loans in 2011 to 238 loans in 2015
NextJen teaches youth Jewish values through business
NextJen gives Jewish high school and university students the opportunity to develop long-term relationships with business mentors
Aliza Inbal wants Israeli innovators to help developing world
“Israeli innovators are starting to looking at how to solve problems affecting poor people,” says Aliza Inbal
Bronfman foundation supports emerging entrepreneurs
25 young Quebecers heading emerging businesses were selected for C2 Montreal, an international business conference sponsored by the Claudine and Stephen Bronfman Family Foundation
Reebok backtracks on sneakers commemorating Israeli independence
“Reebok would like to distance itself from the shoe,” Reebok International said in a statement. “The shoe was a one-off initiative from one of our partners. We do not support this initiative.”
