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Meal-kit giant Goodfood to hire 200 workers in Ottawa amid move into grocery-delivery space

Montreal-based company plans to grow its number of fulfilment centres from six at the end of this month to as many as 20 by the close of 2022.

Roll of the dice: One Ottawa restaurateur tells the story of her gamble in Vegas

Why would a restaurant in Ottawa open a second location in Vegas? That is a very good question. It was a gamble. I’ll tell you the story and maybe, just maybe, it will all make sense.

Op-Ed: A perfect storm of tough choices faces today’s pandemic-weary workplaces

It’s only been a few weeks since we were all given permission to take our masks off, but in our COVID world things change very quickly.  

International Business Payments in Canada: Transferring & Receiving Internationally

According to a 2019 Government of Canada data set, 13.5 per cent of all Canadian exports fall...

Best Offices Ottawa: MARANT Construction builds on legacy partnership with new Dentons office

In order to create an office environment suited to a modern, growing business, Dentons connected with a familiar partner, MARANT Construction Limited, a leader in commercial interior construction.

Prominent businessman Jeff Hunt sinks teeth into Ottawa Valley Meats

Former owner of Ottawa 67's saw the potential in OVM and its "great local success story," and seized the business opportunity.

Algonquin College Corporate Training steps up to meet the growing demand for professional IT training

As more companies explore the advantages of remote work, there is a vital need within the business...

Algonquin College Corporate Training steps up to meet the growing demand for professional IT training

As more companies explore the advantages of remote work, there is a vital need within the business...

When growth opportunity knocks, GEM Health Care answers

Amidst a growing demand for in-home care services, one Ottawa business is leveling up its headcount –...

‘There’s no expiry date on productivity’: Ageism keeps many companies from benefiting from older workers

More Canadians than ever before are working past the traditional retirement age of 65, either because they want to or they have to. 

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