Ontario Celebrates Small Business Week 2017 – Providing Small Businesses with Better Access to Government Support and Procurement Opportunities Jeff Leal, Minister Responsible for Small Business, made the announcement today in […]
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Biz X Magazine delivers consistent, in‑depth business coverage across both its print edition and its digital platform, shining a spotlight on the entrepreneurs, innovators, and community builders who drive the Windsor‑Essex economy. Each print issue features thoughtfully crafted profiles, industry analyses, and behind‑the‑scenes looks at local companies—from long‑established manufacturers to emerging startups—capturing the region’s unique blend of creativity and resilience.
Online, BizXMagazine.com expands that mission with timely updates, extended interviews, and real‑time coverage of business openings, milestones, and economic trends shaping Windsor‑Essex. The website’s digital reach allows readers to discover new shops, services, and success stories as they happen, giving local businesses a powerful platform to share their achievements and connect with the community.
Together, the print and online editions form a comprehensive hub for business storytelling, celebrating the people and companies that make Windsor‑Essex a dynamic place to work, invest, and grow.
Photo: Sky Zone Windsor ribbon cutting ceremony featuring local dignitaries including Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens and MPP Percy Hatfield. Photo by Chelsea Girard – Biz X magazine Now You Can […]
Ontario Adds 34700 Jobs in September – Province Focused on Supporting Job Creation and Helping People Get Ahead Employment in Ontario increased by 34,700 in September, the third straight month of […]
Photo: Brian Bendig, President of Cavalier Tool & Manufacturing, Ltd. shows the Electric Discharge Machine (EDM) which is used in the manufacturing process whereby a desired shape is obtained by […]
Annual Minimum Wage Increase Effective October 1 Ontario is increasing the general minimum wage for the fourth consecutive year, which will bring the wage up to $11.60 on October 1, […]


