OBJ provides occasional regional business coverage of Eastern Ontario including news from Renfrew (north) to Kingston (west) to Cornwall (south) to Hawkesbury (east).
Wills Transfer, a warehousing and logistics firm with headquarters in Smiths Falls, has completed construction of a 155,000-square-foot warehouse in Ingleside, south of Hwy. 401.
For Chad Kendall, starting up J.P. Waxington, a candle-making business in Pembroke, wasn’t about lighting up the world so much as making his own world lighter.
Thanks to a unique marketing campaign called Date My County that garnered worldwide attention, the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry have found their special someone.
This retired RCMP officer who suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder operates KMK Judo in Pembroke. For him, practicing the martial art has been both a mental and physical lifesaver.
The Great Wolf Lodge planned for Cornwall will have a far-reaching economic impact that could extend well beyond the city, says Cornwall Mayor Justin Towndale.
For the first time since their inception in 1970, the Ontario Winter Games are being hosted by Renfrew County and promise to generate millions of dollars and attract up to 6,000 visitors.
Kingston's Cyclic Materials has started working with global electric car company Polestar to build a recycling pathway for the rare earth elements that give electric cars a low environmental footprint.