Canopy Growth breaks out Canadian operations in new unit, lays off 55
Canopy Growth Corp. says it will be breaking out its Canadian cannabis operations into a stand-alone business unit and laying off 55 staff. Brenna Eller,
Canopy Growth breaks out Canadian operations in new unit, lays off 55
Canopy Growth Corp. says it will be breaking out its Canadian cannabis operations into a stand-alone business unit and laying off 55 staff. Brenna Eller,
New entrepreneur aims to please with Canadiana-themed baby store
After 23 years of data entry and finance, Pembroke’s Carleen Clouthier has created a Canadian Baby Co., all with the Canuck baby in mind.
Too Good To Go to the landfill? This app is reducing food waste, one surprise at a time
Founded in Copenhagen in 2016, Too Good To Go is spreading across North America by partnering with local chains and businesses to offer a win-win-win
Giant Tiger CEO Paul Wood exits Ottawa-based discount retail chain
Giant Tiger chief executive Paul Wood has left after nearly two decades with the Ottawa-based retailer as it battles giants such as Walmart and Amazon.
UPDATED: Canopy Growth CEO hopeful for cannabis reforms after U.S. midterms
The head of Canopy Growth Corp. has high hopes for the U.S. Senate and potential cannabis legislation after Tuesday’s midterm elections. “While the overall results
Bridgehead’s revenues perk up thanks to more foot traffic, rise in catering business
Bridgehead’s revenues jumped nearly 18 per cent in the third quarter compared with a year earlier on the strength of rising foot traffic and new
Give it a spin: Music lovers rediscovering the joys of vinyl records
At least two Ottawa record shops can attest to the fact that vinyl records are once again making some noise in a predominantly digital industry.
Time to slow down: Family jewelry business approaches retirement with four lifetimes of memories
Now featuring a storefront that hosts a large blue “retirement sale” banner in the Westgate Shopping Centre, Nettleton’s will wrap up 106 years when the
‘Stoked on thrifting’: How sustainability is making its mark on the fashion industry
A new rise in popularity for second-hand clothing is bringing its own challenges, including potentially diverting cheaper clothing away from those who need it.
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