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COVID comfort food inspires new business of spices and wellness for Indian entrepreneur

While sick with COVID-19, Prem Pitchiah began experimenting with the turmeric milk remedies that are popular in his home country. It was all the inspiration he needed to start building a business around wellness spices.

The key to running a $500M philanthropic campaign

The personalized donor approach favoured by the TOH has already yielded significant interest, with the campaign almost halfway to its $500-million goal.

Local restaurants face new challenges as plastics ban approaches

While most Ottawa restaurateurs seem to be on board with the environment-saving measures, some of the new, eco-friendly options are putting them in sticky situations.

Dean Julie Beauchamp makes Algonquin College a one-stop-shop for business talent

Dean Julie Beauchamp's industry-driven approach at the Algonquin School of Business is preparing today's students for the workplaces of tomorrow.

Hexo reports $52.1M net loss in Q1, announces share consolidation

The Gatineau-based firm’s first-quarter net loss compared with a net loss of more than $116.9 million a year earlier.

Downtown businesses cheer feds’ plan for public servants to start returning to office next month

Employees across all departments in the core public service will be subject to a "phased introduction" of the return-to-office plan starting Jan. 16.

Mixed bag of results being seen at local malls during this holiday shopping season

Early indications are that the 2022 holiday shopping season will be better than last year, but customers still may not open their wallets as readily as they did pre-pandemic.

Porter Airlines adding direct service from YOW to Boston, Newark, Quebec City and Thunder Bay in 2023

The new flights are slated to begin on March 27, the Toronto-based airline announced Wednesday.

How Amy Friesen’s love of elder care is driving a new service in the fast-growing industry

Through her company Tea & Toast, Amy Friesen has been advising families of the senior living options available to them using a holistic approach.

‘It is your new normal’: Canada’s aging work force root of national labour shortage

For years, experts have been warning of a looming wave of retirements as baby boomers grow older and start to exit the workforce en masse.

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