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Amanda Cora and Brad Robinson plan to have many adventures in Sault Ste. Marie.
The couple moved from Sudbury late last December to open their ecocultural tourism business, Thrive Tours.
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“We just loved the area,” said Robinson. He called the Sault area’s topography a “hidden gem that we didn’t even realize until we started walking around.”
Kayaking on the St. Mary’s River and the Gros Cap area last November helped prompt their decision to relocate to the Sault.
Books being hand-unwrapped at Booktopia.
Booktopia has signed an agreement with Zookal to handle the sourcing, supply and distribution of its book sales, expecting the deal which covers 185,000 titles to potentially add $22 million to its revenue in the 2022 financial year.
As part of the deal, Zookal will be closing its Alexandria distribution centre in Sydney, with Booktopia handling the sale and storage of books through its Lidcombe site in Sydney’s west.
Zookal’s core business is in the online education space, with its academic book sales being complementary.
Booktopia’s Lidcombe site features heavy automation, including book wrapping, with robots currently being installed to remove additional manual labour.
Author of the article: Ian MacAlpine
Publishing date: Apr 13, 2021 • 1 hour ago • 2 minute read
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Existing and would-be local small businesses are invited to apply for Kingston Economic Development Corporation Starter Company Plus funding.
Applications are now open for up to $5,000 in funding to support business operations.
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Starter Company Plus is offered through KEDCO with funding from the province, a news release on Tuesday said.
The program is designed to provide training for business owners who are either launching a new venture or have been in business for less than five years.
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