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One of the most anticipated publications of the year, the Book of Lists officially launched on Feb. 19 at a standing-room-only event with nearly 300
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So, you’re Googling “Samfiru Tumarkin reviews” in Ottawa Let’s cut to the chase. Something happened at work. Or maybe your long-term disability benefits were suddenly
Techopia Live @ TechTuesday: Humans vs AI – The Battle for the Future of Sales
Techopia Live was on location for February’s TechTuesday, hosted by Wesley Clover International. The monthly event brought together tech and political leaders for an engaging
In 2020, the Government of Canada launched a purpose- and impact-driven Cyber Workforce Enablement Program (CWEP) to achieve two important objectives. One, help working-age Canadian
As a Construction Contractor, When Can I Sue for Non-Payment of my Invoices?
Issues of non-payment are all-too common in the construction industry. Say a contractor completes a job and delivers a final invoice, and the client does
Canadian Trademark Office to send notices to random trademark owners to prove use of their marks
The Canadian Intellectual Property Office issued a practice notice on January 20, 2025, announcing that the Registrar of Trademarks will start to randomly send summary
Don’t Let Your Passion Kill Your Business
Passion is often the driving force behind entrepreneurship. It fuels long hours, creative ideas, and the determination to succeed. However, when passion overshadows business fundamentals—like
Shape the agenda: Business survey offers opportunity to impact upcoming federal election
The arrival of the Trump presidency and its threat of crippling tariffs, coupled with the resignation of Justin Trudeau and a pending general election, has
Ontario’s Energy Future: How Battery Storage Can Meet Growing Demand
A proposed energy project in West Ottawa aims to address Ontario’s increasing electricity demand by storing excess energy during low-demand periods and delivering it when
Both of Eric McIntosh Champagne’s parents are CPAcs—as are aunts, uncles, and a great uncle. “I like to joke that accounting is the family business,”
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