Veteran MaRS, Launch Lab adviser Amos named new head of Southeastern Ontario Angel Network
Entrepreneur replaces John Malloy, who retired at the end of March after serving as the organization’s leader since it was founded in 2014.
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Sweet deal: Killaloe business owner, BeaverTails founder team up to keep snack franchise afloat
Dave Virk, whose family owns and operates a supermarket in the town west of Ottawa, has purchased the deep-fried snack franchise from previous owners Brent
Wills Transfer acquires Carp-based Orange Logistics Centres
Smiths Falls company continues to expand its eastern Ontario footprint with latest deal.
Entrepreneur’s towering vision for environmental innovation gaining fans in Maitland
Philip Ling is using trailblazing green design and construction techniques to create a ‘show-stopper’ on the shores of the St. Lawrence Seaway.
The firm’s drug analysis system identifies the unique chemical ‘fingerprints’ of various substances and can detect the presence of dangerous contaminants such as fentanyl.
Merchants find fresh ways for customers to ‘Love Kingston’ amid pandemic
Through partnerships and innovative offerings, business owners are connecting with tourists and local residents alike
Renfrew’s iconic Mill Music adding a little buzz to the mix
Beloved building – which has garnered a reputation as one of the largest instrument stores in Renfrew County and beyond – will soon host a
The new business opportunities in Eastern Ontario
Introducing the Eastern Ontario Business Journal Powerbook: Your guide to growth, business expansion and investment opportunities across the region
SigmaPoint helping lead charge to ‘reshore’ advanced manufacturing
Cornwall-based electronics manufacturer has used a lean enterprise approach to help build 10,000 respirators in three months – and the rest of Canada is taking
N95 masks start rolling off Brockville assembly line with aim to ensure domestic supply
Agreement will see 30 million masks delivered to the federal government and 25 million to Ontario each year for the next five years.
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