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Bright Side of (Downtown) Business: Lynn’s Tailoring seamlessly transitions to new owner

The founder of Lynn’s Tailoring, Lynn Truong, comes from a long line of tailors: her grandmother made tablecloths for a living in Vietnam, and her mother founded and ran a dressmaking shop, often soliciting Truong’s help after school.

Gatineau startup Plantaform’s fundraising drive shifts into high gear with help from F1 star

Founded four years ago, Plantaform has secured more than $3 million in seed funding for its products that use technology called fogponics, a technique pioneered by NASA that nourishes plants with nutrient-enriched water vapour rather than soil.

New owners Heafey Group, Boless mull residential conversion for Gatineau office tower

In a move that could add hundreds of housing units to downtown Gatineau, the new owners of...

Martello Technologies’ sales decline continues in Q1 of fiscal 2025

Martello Technologies says its revenues declined five per cent in the first quarter of fiscal 2025 compared...

Cannabis company Canopy Growth says chief executive David Klein to retire next year

Canopy Growth says Klein will call it quits at the end of the company's current financial year on March 31, 2025.

Meet the young faces behind YSB Foundation’s new volunteer leadership

It’s been more than a decade since Patrick Twagirayezu, along with hundreds of others, slept outside in the bitter cold to raise money and awareness for the YSB.

Solving a ‘billion-dollar problem’: Lytica lands additional $5M to build out pricing intelligence platform

It’s Lytica’s second major fundraising drive in the past 24 months, following a $13-million financing round led by Baltimore-based Resolve in 2022.

First-time patio permit fees in Ottawa among highest in Canada, CFIB report finds

With restaurants still recovering from the pandemic, many rely on the busy summer months and sunny days on the patio to bring them through the slower seasons. But according to a recent report from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, Ottawa has some of the highest fees in the country for first-time patio permits.

Housing market fairly stable in July, conditions growing for more active market: CREA

Canada's housing market softened slightly in July from a month earlier as sales of existing homes dipped and new listings inched up, the Canadian Real Estate Association said.

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