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Tulmar Safety Systems CEO leads management buyout of Hawkesbury-based company

Brew Donkey Tours gets on board with alcohol-free options in response to changing tastes

As demand for its craft brewery tours began to dry up in the early months of each...

BoC cuts interest rate by quarter point to 3% as tariffs threat loom

The potential for U.S. tariffs is clouding the economic outlook for the Bank of Canada as it...

Pat Butler, 2022 Lifetime Achievement award winner, dies at age 87

Pat Butler, the man behind Butler Automotive Group and several car, motorcycle and RV dealerships in the...

The rail deal: Avenue 31 looking to build massive ‘inland port’ along CN line in Long Sault

Avenue 31 says the development has the potential to alleviate logistical headaches for e-commerce retailers by giving them a direct connection to major rail and road arteries.

Porter to fly direct from Ottawa to Victoria starting in May

Porter Airlines will offer a direct route from Ottawa to Victoria beginning in May, the airline announced...

‘An MBA in a week’: Local ‘Canada Is Not For Sale’ hatmaker reflects on a three-week trial by fire

When Liam Mooney joined a video call with OBJ on Monday, there were bags under his eyes,...

Major recruit: Calian hires ex-army officer to grow defence business

Calian Group has hired a former high-ranking military officer to spearhead efforts to grow its defence business. The...

‘We don’t like to be idle’: Avenue 31 bullish on growing industrial development pipeline

As his firm wraps up the second phase of a major industrial park in Ottawa’s east end,...

Top of Mind in Tech: Richard L’Abbé on staying tenacious in tough times

The tech sector today is much different than it was in 1982, when Ottawa entrepreneur Richard L'Abbé co-founded Med-Eng Systems Inc. at the age of 24.
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