This seminar is offered to owners of small businesses and self-employed individuals who need help in understanding their tax obligations. The presentation is geared towards unincorporated businesses and will provide participants with the basic principles and resources needed to navigate the tax system.
Please join Toronto Small Business Enterprise Centre in this free webinar provided by Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, Health and Safety Excellence Program Consultant Lesia Conneely who will explain how to keep you workplace healthy and safe and in compliance with health and safety laws.
This financial literacy session will enable you to be able to use financial management tools to evaluate business and make informed financial decisions for your small business.
Learn how to access Service Canada programs and services as an employer or a business.
This financial literacy webinar will help you to review and change your cash management practices. You will learn how to spend less cash to operate the business. By the end of the presentation, you will be able to project and analyze the cash needs of your small business.
Learn how to access Service Canada programs and services as an employer or a business.
As a small business owner, you have legal obligations when it comes to the health and safety of your workplace. But it's not just about the law. A sound workplace health and safety program will also ensure the growth of your business.
Innovation starts with an idea—your idea. Are you developing your idea into something tangible such as building a brand for your business or creating a product to sell? If so, then you need to know about intellectual property (IP). This webinar will introduce you to trademarks, patents, trade secrets, industrial designs and copyright, and explain how protecting your creations through IP rights can give you an advantage over your competition.
Innovation starts with an idea—your idea. Are you developing your idea into something tangible such as building a brand for your business or creating a product to sell? If so, then you need to know about intellectual property (IP). This webinar will introduce you to trademarks, patents, trade secrets, industrial designs and copyright, and explain how protecting your creations through IP rights can give you an advantage over your competition.
This informative webinar will provide you with working knowledge of small business insurance, demystifying all the jargon. It will also enable you to ask the right kinds of questions from insurance professionals.
Food allergies drive consumer choices and loyalty in the Canadian dining scene for more than 3 million Canadians impacted. With food allergy affecting 1 in every 13 people, foodservice establishments that prioritize allergy awareness have an opportunity to capture a loyal and underserved market. This webinar will share key consumer insights and introduce Food Allergy Canada’s Think Food Allergy program, offering fast, easy and free tools to help businesses become more allergy aware.
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) provides information to help businesses comply with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) and better protect the privacy of Canadians, their clients, and customers. This information session will provide an overview of PIPEDA and its 10 Privacy Principles, illustrating how these principles apply to businesses and answering questions regarding Canada’s federal private-sector privacy law.
Learn how to access Service Canada programs and services as an employer or a business.
Through low-interest loans, no-cost training programs, mentorship, and other custom supports, Rise empowers individuals who self-identify with mental health and addiction challenges to develop the skills and access the capital they need to build a business that can transform their lives.
Through low-interest loans, no-cost training programs, mentorship, and other custom supports, Rise empowers individuals who self-identify with mental health and addiction challenges to develop the skills and access the capital they need to build a business that can transform their lives.
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