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New entrepreneur aims to please with Canadiana-themed baby store
After 23 years of data entry and finance, Pembroke’s Carleen Clouthier has created a Canadian Baby Co., all with the Canuck baby in mind.
Too Good To Go to the landfill? This app is reducing food waste, one surprise at a time
Founded in Copenhagen in 2016, Too Good To Go is spreading across North America by partnering with local chains and businesses to offer a win-win-win
Why you should consider a career transition to cybersecurity
Increasing the number of women in cybersecurity would go a long way to help close the skills gap and put much-needed defenders on the front
Amazon’s Alexa Smart Properties System debuts at Ottawa’s Bruyère Village
The Alexa Smart Properties system will have its Canadian debut at Bruyère as a six-month pilot program, with 50 Alexa-enabled Echo 8 devices being deployed
Wasn’t that a party? BOBS draws large crowd to celebrate business luminaries
Three years removed from the last big gathering for the Best Ottawa Business Awards, the city’s movers and shakers made up for lost time on
Government can’t solve housing issues alone, private sector must be involved: CMHC
The report by CMHC deputy chief economist Aled ab Iorwerth says the scale of the problem is so large that the private sector must be involved.
Shopify says merchant sales set Black Friday record at US$3.36 billion
Shopify Inc. says sales by merchants on its system set a new record for Black Friday as they rose 17 per cent compared with a year ago.
The Royal is supporting families struggling with mental health
When clients and families have meaningful input into the decisions that affect them it can transform mental health and substance use health.
Kanata-based firm’s “diversity is strength” approach paid off handsomely in fiscal 2022 as Calian reported revenues of $582 million, up 12 per cent from the previous year.
World Cup games are a real score for local pubs and eateries
The FIFA World Cup is bringing a welcome surge in traffic to local restaurants and filling even the largest of Ottawa’s sports bars — albeit at odd hours.
