
The bright side of business: Fullscript empowers employees with carbon-neutral push
Since the start of the year, Fullscript has offset an estimated 3,400 tonnes of carbon.
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The bright side of business: Fullscript empowers employees with carbon-neutral push
Since the start of the year, Fullscript has offset an estimated 3,400 tonnes of carbon.
EY’s Ian Sherman re-elected chair of Ottawa Board of Trade
It was the organization’s first official board election since the former Ottawa Chamber of Commerce merged with the West Ottawa Board of Trade and the
New limits on bars, meeting facilities strike ‘reasonable balance,’ pub owner says
The new measures include limiting the number of people in eating and drinking establishments to 100, with a maximum of six patrons allowed per table.
Coping With COVID-19: How employees should manage the return-to-school season and other challenges
Understanding an employer’s rights and responsibilities are for accommodating employees forced to self-isolate or supervise children amid COVID-19.
Ottawa consultants help plan massive infrastructure projects around the world
CPCS signs partnership with Stonechair Capital to help manage US$300 million worth of investments in projects in Africa
City committee OKs fee cuts aimed at boosting small businesses
Proposed changes would make it easier and less expensive to have properties rezoned for certain types of businesses.
Landlords weigh options as potential rent freeze looms
The Government of Ontario is expected to announce this fall a residential “rent freeze” for 2021. What does this mean for landlords?
Ottawa airport unveils revamped passenger screening checkpoints
Airport says changes will speed up passenger flow and allow for more physical distancing while travellers and their carry-on items are being screened.
Marking milestones in a pandemic economy
In the latest issue of the OBJ newsmagazine, publisher Michael Curran explores how the pandemic is pushing many Ottawa businesses even further into the digital
OSEG slashes 40 per cent of business operations staff: Report
Organization that owns the CFL’s Redblacks and OHL’s 67’s reportedly blames COVID-19 pandemic for cuts.
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