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Not just lemonade stands: How a new wave of 'kid-preneurs' are making their own money

By Info60 Canada Desk•Summary of reporting by CBC•Sep 20, 2026•0 views•
Not just lemonade stands: How a new wave of 'kid-preneurs' are making their own money
Across Canada, kids are getting an early taste of entrepreneurship — earning money, testing their ideas and learning skills they can carry into adulthood. Experts say social media, AI and the rising cost of living may be helping fuel the trend.
At six years old, Jayden Karlee Castillo started running a business selling toys in front of her house. Three years later, she’s still at it, even adding new products to her lineup and taking them to more customers. In July, Castillo joined the first... [5298 chars]
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