It’s a matter of when, not if, ‘something happens to you’
This is a true story: Mrs. Peters died without a will, years after her husband. When she had married him, he already had four young
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It’s a matter of when, not if, ‘something happens to you’
This is a true story: Mrs. Peters died without a will, years after her husband. When she had married him, he already had four young
Get sweaty on your lunch break
Entrepreneur Tammy Pilon-Cecchetto wants to remove one of the biggest barriers preventing businesspeople from biking to the office or squeezing a workout into their lunch
A big win for Ottawa’s core neighbourhoods
Whether it ends up bearing the name Re-Imagined or IllumiNATION, one thing is clear — a long overdue change is coming to LeBreton Flats. For
Ottawa councillor rallies support for CRTC fibre-op ruling
One Ottawa councillor’s attempt to rally support for a controversial ruling on high-speed Internet providers may prompt debate on whether the city should build its
Kanellakos appointed new city manager
Ottawa city council turned to a familiar face for its new city manager Monday, appointing Steve Kanellakos to the position. “The city of Ottawa is
Employee labour rights key to Glebe businesses opening on stat holidays, says councillor
The Glebe BIA is preparing an educational package for its members on the labour rights of its employees should its stores be allowed to open
Glebe holiday exemption could spread citywide for 2017
The city’s finance and economic development committee is recommending council allow Glebe retailers to open on six statutory holidays. Should council approve the recommendation Feb.
Trusted advisors, for the life of your business & beyond
At a law firm where even rock stars are expected to check their egos at the door and put clients first, it can be hard
2016 the year of collaboration, says Watson in state of city address
Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson delivered his state of the city address Wednesday at the first city council meeting of the year, calling 2016 the “year
New pair of Ottawa condo developments to go before planning committee
A pair of condo development proposals, one downtown and one in Lowertown, will be up for debate at a city planning committee next week. Morguard
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