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Kakuma, once a remote refugee camp in Kenya’s northwest, is entering a historic new phase. Established in 1992 during the civil wars in South Sudan and the Horn of Africa and built for 70,000, the camp now houses over 300,000 people.

As the U.S. intensifies its trade war with new import investigations, the UK cuts tariffs and Asia adapts with resilience—shaking up the global economic landscape.

Fresh, fast, and dripping in nostalgia—Lee’s Donuts is more than just a Granville Island icon. It’s Vancouver’s longest-standing love letter to the craft of handmade sweetness.

Markets are moving, tech is pivoting, and steel may soon be state-run. Here are five of the biggest business-impacting headlines from the last 24 hours, curated for entrepreneurs and decision-makers.

Businesses are concerned about the changing tariff situation that has been brought on by the U.S. We have prepared this guide of resources to help businesses navigate these difficult times.

💡 Your choice matters — Choosing to go to a bank directly you are indirectly helping create a monopoly in Canada.. 🔍 Monopolies hurt consumers — The Meta antitrust trial shows what happens when competition disappears. The same risk exists in Canada’s mortgage industry if big banks go unchecked.

April 14: Income tax, the impact of Titanic, luxury cars, video games, and space exploration redefine business landscapes.

Sam Altman's TED interview delivered a powerful look inside OpenAI’s evolving vision. From ethical AI to agentic systems, Altman breaks down the challenges and the mind-blowing possibilities of what's next.