Facebook has just made it easier for small businesses to drive alternative revenue streams to their businesses via their Facebook audience. Listen to hear how the new features work.

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Google has revealed what Canadians are searching for on the Internet to ride out the shutdown during the pandemic. Apparently, we're learning lots of new skills.

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There was a sales spike in alcohol at the end of March as consumers prepared to be sequestered. What's even more interesting is to learn that some people are drinking less. Listen to the briefing to hear how many people are taking this time to get healthier.

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Listen to hear what categories are up in sales because so many students are now being schooled at home.

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Listen to the briefing to hear how consumers are nesting like crazy during the Coronavirus shutdown. They're baking and doing home crafts, will this behaviour continue after we come out of our bunkers?

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Listen to the briefing to hear what #holidays are trending on social media.

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Listen to the briefing to hear how the Canadian Hospitality Industry is banding together at www.savehospitality.ca to develop a list of recommendations for government on how to move forward.

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Listen to hear how some restaurants are using branded accessories and tip jars to keep sales going safely.

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Listen to the briefing to hear how some restaurants are selling their supplies including the "much coveted" toilet paper to generate income and avoid waste during the Covid 19 shutdown.

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Listen to hear why consumer's may continue buying groceries online even when it's safe to go back in the store.

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