Cannabis company Tilray to buy rival Hexo in all-share deal
The arrangement will see Tilray issue 0.4352 shares of its stock for each outstanding Hexo share.
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Cannabis company Tilray to buy rival Hexo in all-share deal
The arrangement will see Tilray issue 0.4352 shares of its stock for each outstanding Hexo share.
Dutch craftsman hits nail on head with custom bunkies he sells across Canada
With no construction experience to speak of, Dutch immigrant Arie Daalder has parlayed a passion for craftsmanship into a $1.2-million business building custom bunkies, cabins,
Edwardian-era luxury liner soon to call Kingston its home as a tourist attraction
One of the world’s last grand Edwardian passenger steamships will make a triumphant arrival in Kingston later this year and become a boon to the
Kingston officials say they’re ready to play big part in growing EV supply chain
Kingston’s growing expertise in EV batteries and their components will be key to landing future investments, this official says.
Renfrew potter takes her turn at the wheel with some unexpected results
It might seem unusual for an artisan, but Renfrew potter Marie Josée Lévesque believes the future of her business involves more automation.
Employers at Cornwall job fair look to fill about 800 positions
The number of exhibitors at the Cornwall and Area Job Fair has increased by more than 50 per cent over previous years, with a total
How a ‘strong queer community’ is making this rural town into a vibrant ‘destination experience’
At least one rural town in Eastern Ontario is showing its true colours – and it’s a full rainbow.
Smiths Falls entrepreneur kept the music playing in the darkest days of the pandemic
Looking back, Ambre McLean says keeping the business alive during two years of sporadic lockdowns actually strengthened her connection to the community and her business
Coming out of COVID: How these pandemic pivots paid off for local businesses
Whether it was turning vodka into hand sanitizer or cutting plexiglass into sneeze-guards, local businesses say their efforts have only made them stronger.
St. Lawrence Seaway shippers eye EV materials, but grain and ore remain the staples
Shippers who ply the St. Lawrence Seaway view critical minerals for electric vehicle batteries as key to their future — but it could be a
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