Joseph Coppolino

Infrastructure, labour and trade top federal election issues for Eastern Ontario biz

With rising operational costs, labour shortages and an unpredictable trade environment, business owners across Eastern Ontario are...

Arbru triples solar capacity, bets on off-grid brewing as sustainable edge in craft beer industry

In a competitive craft beer market increasingly burdened by rising costs and supply chain volatility, Arbru Solar...

Hawkesbury’s Tulmar Safety Systems ramps up production after contract win with British navy

Hawkesbury-based Tulmar Safety Systems has secured a multi-year contract to supply thousands of high-tech tactical life jackets...

Provincial election 2025: Eastern Ontario businesses poised for growth but facing barriers

Across the province, businesses are calling for tax relief, municipalities are demanding infrastructure investments, and industries are...

Raj Bedi’s career as a Kingston hotelier has provided comfort for many, including himself

Raj Bedi was sitting at his son’s hospital bedside when he saw the ad for a motel...

Tulmar Safety Systems CEO leads management buyout of Hawkesbury-based company

Hawkesbury-based Tulmar Safety Systems, a manufacturer of protective solutions for defence, aviation and civil security, has undergone...

Broccolini delivers Michelin warehouse in Cornwall and has plans to develop 17 additional acres

Michelin’s new warehouse in Cornwall is part of a larger development trend in the city that will...

Eastern Ontario manufacturers make contingency plans in face of looming Trump tariffs

Businesses and officials in Eastern Ontario are bracing for potential fallout from the sweeping tariffs proposed by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, whose inauguration will be held Monday.

Energy storage project expected to attract more businesses to Eastern Ontario, officials say

A $750-million energy storage project expected to break ground in late 2025 or early 2026 could be...

Great Wolf Lodge in Cornwall is still in the cards, officials say, as infrastructure work proceeds

A Great Wolf Lodge is still planned for Cornwall, officials say, and shovels could be in the...
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