Shulamit Ber Levtov, is your therapist because we are stronger with support. Shulamit specializes in working with women business owners to care for their mental and emotional wellbeing, in an era of relentless stressors.

“The way entrepreneurs experience isolation is unique.”

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Read more from Shulamit: https://www.shula.ca/blog/

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In this episode, we explore the power and the support that Jane.app has brought to health practitioners across Canada and beyond. We speak to Liane Wood, an ambassador for Jane.app and the Founder of RethinkMe, as well as Jane.app’s product trainer Randy Chu.

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“You can use your content and documentation, and your sharing almost as a resume, to show to partners, employees, potential clients, or even investors. They can see the history of your work.”

Bobby T is on the Startup Canada Podcast to reveal what is behind it all, and why documenting your process and who you are matters.

Connect with Bobby at https://www.justbobbyt.com/

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In this episode, Nishant Raina and Katrina Olson-Mottahed discuss what happens when content creators and small business collide. Tune in to this conversation to learn about Mastercard’s Creator Class Research to better understand the next wave of small business owners and creators online.

This episode is in partnership with Mastercard Canada, learn more about their small business products and solutions.

Connect with Katrina Olson-Mottahed on Instagram and TikTok.

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”In a sense, all of our customers are finding the Yukon community. They are visitors, they live here, maybe they just moved here.”

Myles and Tanner love the Yukon and their products and apparel help others love it too. As fourth generation Yukoners and entrepreneurs, the Hougen brothers are creating quality goods to embrace the northern lifestyle.

Listeners, use code STARTUPCAN for 15% off Yukon Built goods!

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“All the ways of being Inuk, I have picked them up and I hold them so close to my heart as an Inuk woman and an entrepreneur.”

Bernice Kootoo Clarke is the Founder and Owner of Uasau Soap and Kuutuu Cultural Consulting where she is creating soaps from the land and revitalizing, sharing and teaching the Inuktitut language in Nunavut.

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“The biggest problem we face is there is nowhere to learn about giving. We have a nature of generosity but the extent it is nurtured as we grow up, is the problem.”

John Bromley knows Canadians are generous and want to give, so he has built a platform to help.

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“It is an all inclusive wedding venue for people who want to break from the tradition of typical marriages, that are steeped in archaic traditions.”

What is it like to create The Maritime’s first all inclusive wedding chapel? Sarah Anderson can tell you.

Sarah Anderson knows weddings and loves love and is the owner and operator of Wolfville Wedding Chapel located in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. She became a Justice of the Peace (JP) in 2017 and from the very first wedding she officiated (an elopement), she was head over heels for the tiny wedding approach to marriage.

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Debbie Owusu-Akyeeah is a first-generation Ghanaian-Canadian cisgender queer woman who is dedicated to the liberation of all her communities. She is currently the Executive Director of the Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity and based in Ottawa.

“We are up against people who are so fearful about changing society for the better.”

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Ren Navarro is addressing the lack of diversity in the beer industry. Ren has become a known name in breweries, wineries, distilleries, and beyond. She has given talks on diversity and inclusion at several colleges and countless festivals, panels, radio shows, and podcasts throughout North America.

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