We recently spoke with Shane Kroetsch about their business Pencil on Paper. A self-publishing imprint with the simple goal of putting their books out into the world. What is your business called and what does […]
For this edition of our Homegrown Business series, we spoke with co-founders Mitch, Carly and Rob about their clean energy beverage business called Rviita Energy Tea. What is your business called and what does it […]
We recently spoke with Grow and Co. owners Lindsey and Crystal about their Homegrown Business that crafts custom wood decor for events, your home or workplace. Looking for a new addition to your home or […]
Lilac & Clover aims to help Canadian makers find the connections they need, providing them resources and information to help them succeed with the business side of their craft. We recently spoke with founder Jessica […]
For our latest Homegrown Business profile we spoke with Lara Smith about Lusomé sleepwear and SheWorth, her businesses that both came to be out of a need to support issues that Lara was witnessing in […]
Meryl Lee is the founder of a local business called Inspired Findings that crafts homemade wooden frames showcasing inspirational messages. We spoke with her for this week’s featured local business to find out more about […]
Our Homegrown Business this week is Friday Sock Co. which was established in the spring of 2014 and launched in January 2015. The company was born from the desire to create a unique, “purposely mismatched” […]
This week our Homegrown Business feature is the Beige Label Salon! Born out of a shift in the beauty industry, The Beige Label will leave your hair photo-ready, in their niche one-on-one experience. We spoke […]
This week our chosen Homegrown Business is Sweet Relief Pastries! We were lucky to speak to the sweet pastry chef and owner herself, Deidre Lotecki, to learn more about her decadent creations! What is your […]
Our Homegrown Business feature this week is The BeerGuys. They began in 2016 as a marketing & promotions group for the local craft beer industry, and to help drive traffic for local businesses. This led […]
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