BlackBerry rides QNX division to Detroit auto show debut
BlackBerry Ltd., a company increasingly focused on technology for the self-driving vehicle market, is making an inaugural visit to North America’s biggest auto show in
Skip to content
The Canadian Press
End of a retail era: Sears Canada closes its final stores
The few remaining Sears Canada stores closed their doors for good on Sunday. The longtime staple of Canada’s retail landscape declared bankruptcy last year and
Five Canadian business stories to watch this week
Valeant headed to court Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. is scheduled to appear in U.S. court alongside activist investor Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square on Tuesday to
Postmedia reports $5.8M profit as digital gains fail to match print revenue drop
Revenue from Postmedia Network Canada Corp.‘s printed publications continued to fall faster than digital revenue grew as the company reported a smaller quarterly profit. Canada’s
Hydro One wants to spend $15M to redesign bills
Ontario’s largest and recently privatized electricity utility has spent $9 million to redesign bills and is proposing to spend an additional $6 million on the
Here’s what will – and will not – happen if Trump starts NAFTA pullout
As NAFTA talks enter their most sensitive phase, a fever of speculation has broken out about whether Donald Trump might soon announce his intention to
‘Hold the sugar, hold the cream, Tim Hortons don’t be mean,’ protesters chant
Protesters who rallied outside Tim Hortons locations across Ontario on Wednesday roasted some franchisees for slashing workers’ benefits and breaks in an effort to compensate
Rising minimum wages could speed up automation, not relocations: labour leaders
Companies might not be able to dodge rising minimum wages by relocating even their most mobile workforces to lower wage provinces, but higher costs could
TD Bank acquires Toronto artificial intelligence startup Layer 6 AI
Toronto-Dominion Bank is acquiring artificial intelligence startup Layer 6 AI for an undisclosed amount as financial services companies increasingly look to tap the technology’s potential.
Companies divided on raising prices or slashing benefits to handle wage hike
Signs announcing price increases and letters to employees slashing benefits have grown rampant in Ontario, revealing two very different approaches businesses have gravitated toward in
Get our email newsletters
Get up-to-date news about the companies, people and issues that impact businesses in Ottawa and beyond.
The Latest
Video
OBJ360
Sponsored
Sponsored
The Ottawa Hospital Foundation’s Campaign to Create Tomorrow
The $500-million fundraising campaign is the largest in our city’s history. It will reshape the future of healthcare in Ottawa and beyond.
EXPERT BLOGS
In the age of AI, trust and authenticity matter more than ever
The Canadian Press
2026 Marks a new chapter for Ottawa
The Canadian Press
