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Sixty years and 40,000 pools later, how Mermaid Pools has stayed afloat in choppy waters

Of all the extracurricular activities offered in Las Vegas, education probably isn’t the first one that comes...

How longtime Ottawa chocolatier Heinrich Stubbe is navigating the ‘skyrocketing’ cost of cocoa

With the price of cocoa on a dramatic rise, one Ottawa chocolatier is looking for ways to...

Eh-OK: Local retailers of Canadian-made products see Canada Day sales bump

Two local made-in-Canada retailers are seeing increased sales after Canada Day, citing success from the ongoing “buy...

A ‘smoothie bike’? Customers can give it a whirl at two Ottawa Juice Dudez locations

One local entrepreneur is putting a new spin on summer marketing to bring in new customers. Nasr Nasr,...

Old-world charm and secret-recipe cannoli, Raphael Wakin’s café is a dream come true

When Raphael Wakin first stepped into a vacant retail unit in Ottawa’s Little Italy, he didn’t hesitate....

Going local: New marketing campaigns put spotlight on Ottawa companies

As the trade war with the United States drags on, the campaign to support homegrown businesses is...

What’s better than a cute, colourful coffee card? Several Ottawa eateries still have the option

When Naina Kansal decided to launch a pop-up restaurant that paid homage to the Indian street snacks...

Ottawa companies say they’ve already made other plans as postal strike looms

During the postal strike last November, Maker House owner Gareth Davies was using Canada Post to ship...

Montreal-based furniture retailer Cozey coming to Rideau Street as Urban Outfitters leaves

Montreal-based Cozey has leased nearly 3,700 square feet of space on two floors at 137 Rideau St.

City agrees to review cost of patio licences, but one bar owner says not fast enough

At least one Ottawa bar owner says the city isn’t moving fast enough on its promise to...
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