Two brothers and their Scrappy Scraper look to turn the world of BBQ scrapers on its head
Miles Hammond and his brother always wanted to start a company together. They came up with countless product ideas, but nothing seemed to stick –
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Marissa Galko
Marissa Galko is a reporter with the Ottawa Business Journal. She is a graduate of Carleton University’s bachelor of journalism and humanities program with experience covering a range of topics from business and politics to fashion and music.
Food Basics brings first ‘urban concept’ store to Queen St. in bid to expand beyond suburbs
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Almonte-based Equator Coffee Roasters is taking over the Starbucks location inside the Indigo-Chapters on City Park Drive in Gloucester, continuing what has become a blossoming
New Metcalfe Plaza touted as game-changer for Ottawa’s downtown core
In what Ottawa nightlife commissioner Mathieu Grondin hopes will be one of his office’s legacy projects, a new outdoor events space at Metcalfe Plaza has
Turkish eatery reopens at former Clocktower Brew Pub location in Glebe after month’s closure
After announcing its closure last month, Sultan Ahmet Turkish Cuisine is reopening its Ottawa location on Bank Street in the former home of the Clocktower
Ottawa’s busiest Baskin-Robbins franchisees to open a ByWard Market location next month
The owners behind many of the city’s Baskin-Robbins franchises are excited to open in the ByWard Market this fall, taking over the former location of
Board of trade unveils new website to track progress on downtown action plan
A new online portal was unveiled today that will track the progress of Ottawa’s downtown revitalization plan and allow for better transparency, the head of
Centretown BIA plans to expand again, encompassing 300 additional businesses
As part of its revitalization plan, the Centretown BIA could see its boundaries expand to include 300 businesses by the new year. SabriNa Lemay, executive
Upcoming pay transparency law could ruffle feathers if not handled properly, experts say
A new pay transparency law in Ontario will allow job-seekers a clearer understanding of compensation, but may also create conflict if current employees are being
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