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One Year Later: Lessons Canadian Entrepreneurs Learned During the COVID-19 Pandemic

By GLORY·March 22, 2021
One Year Later: Lessons Canadian Entrepreneurs Learned During the COVID-19 Pandemic
In March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic took over our lives. What began as a few weeks, quickly turned into months, and now one year later, we still seem to be without a clear date of returning to normal—whatever "normal" may be. The last 12 months have been plagued with darkness and fear, but there have also been many examples of hope, like creating vaccines in record time, and compassion, as we've seen with many social justice movements making strides. Throughout this turbulent year, businesses—big and small—took on unprecedented changes and these Canadian entrepreneurs rose to the challenge. Entrepreneurship requires ambition, guts, and adaptability, all of which the following founders have plenty. Here, they share how they navigated the last year and all of the twists, turns, and lessons that came with it.   [wpv-view name="post-slides"] [yikes-mailchimp form="1" title="1" submit="SUBCRIBE"]
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