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Keeping spirits bright: Tariff turmoil was ultimately good news for these two local businesses

Plan A, plan B … How Lee Valley Tools is getting its holiday catalogue delivered to shoppers

Jason Tasse wasn’t expecting to face a holiday catalogue conundrum for two years in a row. The president...

At Red Apron, Jennifer Heagle has made a welcoming space for women in the food industry

When Jennifer Heagle started her career, she wanted to run a business that was entrenched in her...

Bitten by the startup bug at Solink, Michèle Marchand has found her own passion project

After about a decade of jumping from one industry to another, Michèle Marchand finally found a venture...

Salsa-making venture promises to keep things spicy for Ottawa’s Cheryl Wilcox, aka ‘Mom’

Twenty-four years ago, Cheryl Wilcox tried out a salsa recipe given to her by a co-worker. At...

Dunrobin Plaza destroyed by tornado in 2018 now rebuilt, with stores set to open in 2026

A much-loved plaza in Dunrobin that was destroyed by a tornado in 2018 is now in the...

Goodbye to Westgate Shopping Centre: A look at the mall’s historic past

For generations of west-end Ottawa residents, Westgate Shopping Centre was more than just a strip of retail....

New product delivery: logistics firm Trexity debuts customer-to-customer app amid Canada Post woes

Recent Canada Post delivery woes have pushed last-mile delivery company Trexity to launch its new sister app,...

B.C. billionaire Ruby Liu loses court fight to take over Hudson’s Bay properties

A B.C. billionaire who spent the summer fighting to move a department store she wants to create...

Blue Jays’ success a home run for this Ottawa business selling team merchandise

Bobby Mahomed's Ottawa sportswear shop may be 455 kilometres from the Toronto Blue Jays' home plate but...
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