Franchising is a powerful growth strategy, but not every business is suited for it. As a franchise lawyer, I often counsel entrepreneurs who are eager to expand their brand through franchising

Many aspiring entrepreneurs hesitate to make a career change because they assume their background doesn’t match what it takes to run a business

Trivex co-founder and CEO Omran Ismail, explains how a partner-operated construction model brings accountability, consistency, and scalability to franchise rollout programs across Canada…

For those who have spent years inside franchising, service-based businesses are not a recent discovery. Long before private equity began chasing home services, mobile brands, and B2B operators, experienced franchisors already knew where the quiet money was being made

Canada’s next generation of national brands isn’t being dreamed up in boardrooms. It’s being built on main streets and in local communities…

For founders, the question of franchising often begins with excitement and ends in confusion. A strong quarter, a growing waitlist, and enthusiastic prospects frequently lead to the conclusion that franchising is the answer

World’s biggest supplier of small-quantity metals expands to over 140 stores while reporting record 2025 numbers

Early childhood education has emerged as one of the most resilient and impactful sectors for long-term growth in Canada – one brand reflecting this evolution being CEFA Early Learning

Every franchisee has the same challenge: you’re running hard, juggling priorities, and trying to make a hundred decisions a day—most of them without a pause button

In today’s competitive franchise landscape, growth is no longer driven solely by marketing campaigns or national advertising

Many careers in film and video production do not begin with directing. They begin with learning how a production actually works behind the scenes

The term “semi-absentee franchise” has become a siren song in the entrepreneurial world. You hear it at expos, see it splashed across sales decks, and find it casually dropped into every “top 10 franchises under $100k” list