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Chantal Boyer-Casey, principal, interior designer, 4té

Business: Consulting firm specializing in commercial interior design. Education: Interior design advanced diploma, Algonquin College (2004) Biggest business achievement:...

Katie Black, partner, Caza Saikaley LLP

Education: Bachelor of laws, University of Ottawa (2009)  Biggest business achievement: Co-creating the Refugee Sponsorship Support Program in...

Ian Bingeman, executive director, Youth Ottawa

Education: Master of arts, University of Victoria (2005) Biggest business achievement: Taking a charitable organization with $0 in...

Alexis Ashworth, CEO, Habitat for Humanity Greater Ottawa

Education: MBA, concentration in international development management, Carleton University (2013) Biggest business achievement: Since I became CEO in...

Stephanie Appotive, director of operations, owner, Howard Fine Jewellers & Custom Designers

2019 Forty Under 40 recipient

Ottawa’s annual inflation rate up 2.3 per cent in May

After a steady start to the year Ottawa’s annual rate of inflation kicked up in May, following similar trends across the country

Techopia Talks heads to TD Place for networking, agritech exploration and soccer

The spotlight will be on Ottawa’s growing agritech sector as the business community gathers at Lansdowne Park...

Feds unveil designs for $330M Library and Archives Canada building in Gatineau

A major federal construction project in Gatineau will kick off shortly, with expectations to generate “hundreds” of...

Gatineau-based Cliona Derma receives $100K from feds’ women entrepreneurship fund

The federal government is funding a Gatineau-based cosmetics company as part of a program to support women-led businesses

Gatineau-based Cliona Derma receives $100K from feds’ women entrepreneurship fund

The federal government is funding a Gatineau-based cosmetics company as part of a program to support women-led businesses
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