
Sutcliffe: It ain’t normal till it’s normal
Like a family emerging from the basement after a natural disaster, local businesses resurfacing and regrouping after the pandemic won’t have much time to celebrate.
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Sutcliffe: It ain’t normal till it’s normal
Like a family emerging from the basement after a natural disaster, local businesses resurfacing and regrouping after the pandemic won’t have much time to celebrate.
How companies are optimizing the work-from-home environment
The shift to virtual meetings and working from home has affected various workers differently. While some have increased their productivity by cutting out long commutes
What to know about workplace vaccine policies
To help you begin to ask the right questions about vaccines, Nelligan Law has pulled together a handy checklist to help make the process easier.
Labour pains: Ottawa Talent Summit tackles issue of worker shortages
The virtual event will tackle a variety of topics surrounding the future of work as the economy struggles to rebound from the pandemic.
This month, think of CHEO when giving thanks
Monthly donors can now double their donation thanks to DORE Property Management
The Royal’s community champions for hope
Meet those who volunteer their time to support the incredible mental health care and research that helps provide hope and transform lives.
Philanthropy in Ottawa: $50,000 donation to match 50 years service
John Laframboise started his career at Kelly Funeral Homes by Arbour Memorial washing cars.
Talking Tourism: Reimagining museum experiences in the capital
Ottawa’s museums play a pivotal role in the city’s tourism ecosystem, attracting visitors from across the globe. COVID-19 presented many challenges for the local institutions,
While the world grappled with COVID-19, The Royal began a metamorphosis. Propelled by fast-paced changes to care delivery across the country and empowered by the
How pickleball can help fuel Ottawa’s economic recovery
A resurgence in sports tourism is expected – in part, due to a set of new state-of-the-art sports facilities opening in the community.
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