Ontario Chamber of Commerce

Pot shop owner refuses to be stonewalled by lack of cannabis consumption regulations

Ottawa, Retail

Flower Haze, near the corner of Bank Street and Heron Road, was inspired by the coffee shops Sayed visited as a tourist in Holland that

Ontario’s tourism sector won’t fully recover from pandemic until 2025: report

Tourism

Tourism businesses in the province are generating 64 per cent of the revenues they saw in 2019, on average, and seven in 10 report they have

Looking to hire? Looking for a job? EOBJ Podcast talks hiring in this tough labour market

Eastern Ontario, Ottawa Business Journal Podcasts

Today on the Eastern Ontario Business Journal Podcast, Phil Gaudreau speaks to experts who offer up valuable tools, programs and incentives for employers looking to

Ontario biz group urges province to beef up domestic manufacturing capacity, upgrade training programs

Ottawa

With provincial election looming, the Ontario Chamber of Commerce is also calling for “bold action” to remove barriers to interprovincial trade and make it easier

Some Ontarians cheer as COVID-19 restrictions lift, while others remain apprehensive

Eastern Ontario

Mask mandates remain in place in Ontario, but businesses like gyms, cinemas and restaurants no longer need to check patrons’ vaccination status as of Tuesday.

Ontario businesses want to know if they can reopen on Jan. 26

Canada & World

Ontario Chamber of Commerce CEO said now that the province has said schools will return on Monday, it’s time to provide clarity for businesses.

OBOT to start handing out free COVID test kits May 26 at Bayview Yards

Ottawa

Local SMEs with 150 or fewer employees will be eligible to receive the devices, which deliver results within 15 minutes.

Ottawa SMEs to receive free rapid COVID-19 testing kits

Ottawa

Any local business with 150 or fewer employees will be eligible to receive the tests through the Ottawa Board of Trade.

Ottawa chambers of commerce join opposition against potential Ontario labour reforms

Ottawa

Three of the city’s largest business organizations have joined a campaign seeking to pre-emptively scuttle changes to the province’s labour laws. The Toronto Star and

BDC chief economist to share productivity strategies with Ottawa businesses

Ottawa

With nearly 98 per cent of Canadian businesses employing fewer than 100 people, it’s not hard to see why SMEs are the driving force behind