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Winnipeg Free Press: Fashionable resale strategy after Danali seeks to stake out middle ground via online consignment shop

October 2, 2024 —

The shop will not sell thrift or ultra-luxury items, Margolis noted.

“It seems like they are … treating clothes as something that is not necessarily disposable, (but) as something that should last a long time and should be passed,” said Sean Buchanan, a University of Manitoba business professor who studies environmental issues in the private sector.

He called After Danali an “interesting” technique to make reuse economically viable for the retailer.

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business administration, climate action, Danali, recycling, textiles

CTV Winnipeg: ‘Another black eye’: Vancouver port strike impacting Manitoba grain farmers during harvest season

'Another black eye': Vancouver port strike impacting Manitoba grain farmers during harvest season

B.C. port strike, CN Railway, grain rail transportation, supply chain management

Winnipeg Free Press: Lease policy spurs eatery turnover at The Forks

Lease policy spurs eatery turnover at The Forks

Asper School of Business, small business, The Forks

Indigenous Business Education Partners’ inaugural director reflects on decades of service and impact

Indigenous Business Education Partners at the Asper School of Business began with people who dared to think beyond the status quo. It was sustained by the dedication of passionate individuals who saw the value, and knew how to show the value, of investing in the success of Indigenous students. It has created connections, community and impact that extend far beyond classrooms and degrees.

#UMIndigenous, Asper Indigenous, IBEP, Indigenous Business Education Partners

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