
2015 – A Banner Year for Ottawa’s Business Community
By Bruce Lazenby, President and CEO, Invest Ottawa It was a tremendous year for the Nation’s Capital. There was magnetic energy in the air as
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2015 – A Banner Year for Ottawa’s Business Community
By Bruce Lazenby, President and CEO, Invest Ottawa It was a tremendous year for the Nation’s Capital. There was magnetic energy in the air as
Investing in tomorrow’s talent
Hydro Ottawa has made the list of Canada’s Top Employers for Young People three years running. Why? Because it recognizes the need to invest in
Research that helps real people, every day
Imagine that you are one of the thousands of people in Canada who are diagnosed with a potentially fatal blood clot this year. You take
Opinion: Ottawa is an excellent G7 capital
Recently Ottawa Citizen columnist Andrew Cohen espoused that “Ottawa is the Worst G7 Capital”. I and thousands of others have a different view. By Bruce
On Dec. 6, 1990, a group of young Ottawa entrepreneurs accomplished what most pundits thought was impossible – they convinced the NHL to grant an expansion
Opinion: Researching credit card rewards can result in significant payoffs: Prentice
Credit card issuers are waging a fierce war for our business, and consumers should be cashing in. But how? I have a suggestion: take the
Grey Cup loss can’t spoil ‘great year,’ OSEG boss says
The RedBlacks’ magical Grey Cup run ultimately came up a touchdown short, but not even Edmonton’s late-game comeback could wipe the smile off Bernie Ashe’s
Raw Sugar shuts down, owner cites ‘circumstances beyond my control’
Raw Sugar Cafe owner Nadia Kharyati announced Monday she has closed her doors, leaving the Chinatown district without one of its community hubs. “I
Watson says he had hoped for more than two LeBreton bidders
A day after only two groups submitted proposals to redevelop LeBreton Flats – both including arenas – Mayor Jim Watson said he was expecting more.
Opinion: Canada slow to cash in on discount trend
Retailers complain vociferously about the high fees they must pay for accepting credit cards. So why don’t more of them offer a discount for customers
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