Broccolini plans 700,000-square-foot distribution warehouse in North Gower
Fresh off its enormous industrial development for Amazon in Ottawa’s east end, Broccolini is gearing up to build a new 700,000-square-foot warehouse in North Gower
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Mike Gerbis, CEO of the GLOBE Series, calls on members of the Ottawa business community to join youth-led action against climate change
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Amazon’s spending on quick delivery is squeezing its profits
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Already preparing to move into a swanky new home, Carleton University’s business school is set to install a new leader with a glittering resumé. The
Amazon embroiled in Ontario labour relations board complaint over couriers
A union representing Ontario couriers delivering packages for Amazon.com Inc. is alleging the e-commerce giant engaged in unfair labour practices that resulted in the termination of
Update: B.C. fund expects long-term tenant in Amazon after Ottawa warehouse purchase
The chief executive of a Vancouver real estate firm says Amazon’s long-term lease on its new distribution facility in Ottawa was a deciding factor in
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Federal lawmakers need to make foreign content providers, such as Netflix, YouTube and Amazon Prime, pay their fair share into producing Canadian content, Canada’s broadcast
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