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Rebuilding and growing WGroup: Ottawa businesswoman of the year nominee Candace Enman
Candace Enman is a chartered professional accountant and president of WelchGroup Consulting, a boutique advisory, contract CFO and mergers and acquisitions practice. She serves on
Capital Cable Park brings new watersport attraction to Ottawa
A new watersport attraction is coming to the Ottawa River. The first “cable park” will let residents try wakeboarding and waterskiing without a boat. The
Ottawa ramps up tourist appeal in months leading up to Canada 150 celebration
Ottawa may have a reputation as a quiet government city, but there are a number of ways the capital is loosening its collar and transforming
Welcoming the world to Ottawa: Businesswoman of the year nominee Nina Kressler
Shaw Centre CEO nominated in organization category
Driving 65,000 students to school: Ottawa businesswoman of the year nominee Vicky Kyriaco
The Ottawa Student Transportation Authority transports 65,000 students daily by delivering multi-modal transportation solutions for of the Ottawa Catholic School Board and the Ottawa-Carleton District
Lockheed Martin Canada shortlisted for Finnish Navy battleship contract
One month after it began delivery of its naval combat system to New Zealand’s latest fleet of warships, Lockheed Martin Canada has made the shortlist
Federal contracts: Stantec poised help clean-up of contaminated sites in the North
The Ottawa office of design and consulting firm Stantec recently received a $7.5 million standing offer to provide services to the federal government as it
New inter-province trade deal isn’t quite to Ottawa-area craft brewer’s taste
A sweeping new provincial trade agreement is unlikely to allow beer to pour any easier across provincial borders, but a Conservative MP is hoping to
Leading the RA Centre’s turnaround: Ottawa businesswoman of the year nominee Tosha Rhodenizer
What is your proudest business accomplishment? My proudest accomplishment was also the most challenging in my career. I joined the RA in the fall of
Expanding Strathmere: Ottawa businesswoman of the year nominee Mary McGill
What is your proudest business accomplishment? Building our new retreat and spa at Strathmere. After 35 years in business specializing in group functions (weddings, meetings
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