Kingston restaurant owner defies pandemic to open second eatery
During the pandemic, most restaurant owners were lucky just to survive. In Kingston, Gokhan Cifci saw an opportunity to open his second dining establishment.
Eastern Ontario Business Journal (EOBJ) provides regional business coverage of Eastern Ontario including news from Renfrew (north) to Kingston (west) to Cornwall (south) to Hawkesbury (east).
Kingston restaurant owner defies pandemic to open second eatery
During the pandemic, most restaurant owners were lucky just to survive. In Kingston, Gokhan Cifci saw an opportunity to open his second dining establishment.
Ross Video’s quest for sustainability has unexpected benefits close to home
Ross Video’s drive toward sustainability with its new facility in Iroquois has already had an unexpected benefit: a home for an employee in need.
Almonte distillery secures multimillion-dollar contract to supply hand sanitizer to hospitals
What started as an effort to stay afloat during the pandemic has opened doors for a local distillery that could see millions of dollars in
Kingston officials collaborate to build the skills needed for the EV industry
With an electric vehicle ecosystem taking shape in Kingston, officials are trying to determine the skills that will be needed by the growing industry.
Cyclic Materials raises US$27M in funding to support scale-up efforts
A Kingston company that recycles rare earth elements has raised $27 million in series-A financing.
Who’s on the radar? EOBJ 2023 Companies to Watch, part 2
For our spring edition, we thought it would be fun to highlight some of the companies that are on our radar for 2023. Here are
Who’s on the radar this year in Eastern Ontario? 2023 Companies to Watch
For our spring edition, we thought it would be fun to highlight some of the companies that are on our radar for 2023. Some are
From road to rail to water: The transportation and logistics sector is taking off in Eastern Ontario
Transportation and logistics companies have benefited from the widespread changes brought about by the pandemic and are expanding at significant rates, regional officials say. While
Industries come and go, but smarts and perseverance will carry us into the future
If necessity is the mother of invention, then survival may be the mother of reinvention. It’s fascinating to reflect on the evolution of so many
EOBJ: Special report on transportation and logistics in Eastern Ontario
In this special podcast, the Eastern Ontario Business Journal’s Michael Curran turns spotlight to three transportation and logistics companies are evolving and expanding.
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