Regional Roadtrips: Alpaca trekking and savoury Spanish delights await in Leeds and Grenville
Have you ever heard an alpaca orgle? I haven’t, but at least I now know what orgling is, thanks to a recent visit to Little
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Regional Roadtrips: Alpaca trekking and savoury Spanish delights await in Leeds and Grenville
Have you ever heard an alpaca orgle? I haven’t, but at least I now know what orgling is, thanks to a recent visit to Little
Cannabis company Canopy Growth reports $216.8M Q3 net loss
Canopy Growth Corp. reported a net loss of $216.8 million in its latest quarter compared with a loss of $264.4 million a year earlier.
Feds make $4M investment in Kingston facility that processes rare earth elements
The federal government invested $4.2 million into a Kingston facility that processes the critical minerals needed for such things as electric vehicle batteries.
BCE cuts 9% of workforce, accuses CRTC of ‘predetermined’ regulatory process
The parent company of Bell Canada is slashing nine per cent of its workforce as it remains at odds with CRTC over what it calls
Bell is cutting nine per cent of its workforce, including layoffs at its media division, where it is selling off 45 of its 103 regional
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Bridal boutique on the brink pulls off last-minute CEBA repayment thanks to community generosity
As businesses across the country face today’s repayment deadline to qualify for partial forgiveness of CEBA loans, one business owner is crediting her survival to
Kingston’s plans for 2024 include allowing businesses to build on-site housing for employees
Businesses in Kingston may soon be able to build housing on their own premises to accommodate employees, according to the city’s mayor.
Arnprior Aerospace facility to close in March after more than 60 years in operation
After almost 70 years, Arnprior Aerospace is set to close permanently in March, according to the owner of the facility.
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