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Is your business paying a “fragmentation tax”?

For Small Business Month, Al chats with Gad Elharrar from Moneris about how growing up in a family-run business helped shape his perspective on the challenges entrepreneurs face today.

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Just Good Business Digest: October 2026 Edition
 

Celebrate Small Business Month with fresh insights from Douglas Porter, Amber Mac and Gad Elharrar. From the economy and AI to the changing needs of entrepreneurs, this month’s conversations look at what’s shaping small business in Canada.

Navigating Canadas Economic Crossroads with Douglas Porter

Just Good Business Digest: August 2026 Edition

In this episode of Just Good Business, Jordan Williamson from Moneris explains agentic commerce and how AI-powered agents can help consumers shop more efficiently by managing shopping lists, comparing options and making purchases securely on their behalf.

Navigating Canadas Economic Crossroads with Douglas Porter

What is agentic commerce? How AI is transforming the future of shopping

AI is changing the way consumers discover, purchase and manage products. In this episode of Just Good Business, Jordan Williamson from Moneris explains agentic commerce and how AI-powered agents can help consumers shop more efficiently by managing shopping lists, comparing options and making purchases securely on their behalf.

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Navigating Canadas Economic Crossroads with Douglas Porter

Canadian consumer spending trends: what businesses need to know

On the latest episode of Just Good Business, economist Walter Bolduc from Signal49 Research breaks down the latest Canadian consumer spending data and shares insights into changing consumer behaviour, purchasing habits and emerging business opportunities.

Navigating Canadas Economic Crossroads with Douglas Porter

Just Good Business Digest: July 2026 Edition

In our latest conversation, Sean McCormick from Moneris Data Services explores how international visitors can influence spending patterns across Canada, from tourism and hospitality to retail and local businesses.