
Firms need to be flexible in designing post-pandemic workplaces, biz panelist says
Finding a happy balance that works for everyone will require a lot of “trial and error,” Invest Ottawa’s Nick Quain said at the launch of
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Firms need to be flexible in designing post-pandemic workplaces, biz panelist says
Finding a happy balance that works for everyone will require a lot of “trial and error,” Invest Ottawa’s Nick Quain said at the launch of

Strategies for onboarding virtual employees
Having to virtually integrate a new employee into an organization presents a unique set of challenges for employers.

How to build a successful leadership team
Answers to common questions about how to ‘transition from entrepreneur to CEO’

Searching for Steve Jobs: Fred Dixon’s mission to educate the world
The world begins teaching each morning, thanks to Ottawa’s Blindside Networks

How COVID-19 is changing the way Ottawa’s business leaders think
The virtual world creates so much opportunity, but also introduces interesting challenges, writes Mark Sutcliffe.

Canopy Growth CEO ‘really bullish’ on U.S. pot legalization after recent reforms
Smiths Falls-based cannabis firm reported a net loss of nearly $700 million in its fourth quarter, down from a loss of $1.3 billion in the

Remote work unlocks new talent markets for Ottawa employers
Work-from-anywhere trend means local businesses are seeing new opportunities to hire outside the National Capital Region

Michael Crockatt is calling on each resident to be an “ambassador” for the National Capital Region on social media in a bid to draw visitors

How do you like ‘dem apples? Saunders Farm owners purchase Flying Canoe Hard Cider
Popular agri-tourism destination to open cider tap room by early July through new business, Saunders Cider Co.

Hexo strikes $925M deal to buy country’s largest privately held pot producer
Ottawa-based cannabis firm said Friday it will pay $400 million in cash and $525 million in shares for Toronto-based Redecan as it continues to hunt
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