
Chesterville looks to pot to recoup losses from shuttered Nestle plant
More than a decade after the closure of Chesterville’s Nestle plant rocked the Eastern Ontario town, a new group of investors is sowing the seeds

Chesterville looks to pot to recoup losses from shuttered Nestle plant
More than a decade after the closure of Chesterville’s Nestle plant rocked the Eastern Ontario town, a new group of investors is sowing the seeds

New OSEG chief Goudie: ‘Everything just seems to have led me to this job’
Looking back, Mark Goudie can’t help but get the feeling he was destined to do big things at Lansdowne Park. The 52-year-old officially becomes the

Seeking committee approval, Metcalfe cannabis grow-op offers big job prospects
The city’s first legalized marijuana grow operation could eventually create up to 800 jobs in rural south Ottawa if the proposal gets the go-ahead from

Ottawa’s Gusto TV cooks up global expansion plan
Chris Knight hopes the new television studio he’s just built to serve his booming food network could set the table for a resurgence in Ottawa’s

Gusto founder brings new studio to Ottawa’s fledgling film and TV sector
Ottawa now has a state-of-the-art TV production studio to call its own, but the man who built it says the city is still a long

Update: Ottawa-Gatineau misses Amazon HQ2, but officials pleased with bid effort
The benefit of pulling together a region-wide bid outweighs the disappointment, say those who sought to woo the Seattle-based tech giant.

Bernie Ashe steps aside as OSEG chief executive
The original quarterback of the Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group’s front office is calling it quits. Chief executive Bernie Ashe, who has led the organization

Crime does pay: CaseWare International locks up anti-fraud market
A global leader in artificial intelligence software that aims to thwart financial crimes such as money-laundering says it is gaining “incredible” momentum in the fast-growing

Tourism lookahead: After the big 2017 party, where does Ottawa go from here?
Michael Crockatt calls the Canada 150 celebrations a “great gift” that made 2017 a record year for the city’s tourism industry. The big question facing

2018 lookahead: Tech migration driving ‘sea change’ in downtown office market
In a town where the federal government has been the dominant tenant in commercial real estate seemingly forever, Michael Church and his colleagues are starting
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