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10 September 2014?Last updated at?23:16 Picking the best location for your business By Perry King Business reporter, Toronto Mitchell Callahan relocated to Toronto to help grow the business he co-founded Choosing where to locate a new business can be a difficult decision for any entrepreneur. Do you simply stick to the familiar surroundings of your hometown, where you have your family for support? Or do you need to move to a big city to find a larger customer base, or to be part of a network of similar businesses? This choice can be a dilemma困境 in any country, but it is even more difficult in a nation the size of Canada, the worlds second largest. For while the internet has made it far easier for firms坚固的公司 - especially digital数据ones - to be based wherever they want, it still often remains the case that location is vital重要, be it to be close to customers, suppliers供应商, competitors, or available staff. I wanted to be my own boss, even though I knew it was going to be hard” Natalia MartinezChef and business owner Take the imaginary example of a software 软件developer thinking of setting up shop in Nunavut, Canadas northern-most territory, so the boss can enjoy the majestic Arctic surroundings. The company may struggle奋斗竞争 to find enough qualified 有资格的合格workers. More than 2,000km (1,242 miles) south of Nunavut, in Toronto, Canadas largest city, some very real businessmen and women explain how and why they chose where to base themselves. Bitcoin business For Mitchell Callahan, a 29-year-old technology entrepreneur from Calgary, Alberta, his decision to relocate迁移 to Toronto in 2012 was both professional and personal. Firstly, his girlfriend was moving to Toronto to go to business school, and secondly he recognised that it was a much larger and more lucrative赚钱的 marketplace for the website and app design business he had co-founded共同创立者. Lisa and Ryan Stewart moved out of Toronto to grow their business The company, Saucal, specialises in software that allows online ret