
Labatt Breweries of Canada plans $460M investment for competitive edge
Labatt Breweries of Canada says it is investing $460 million between 2017 and 2020 to enhance its operations and help boost growth. The maker of

Labatt Breweries of Canada plans $460M investment for competitive edge
Labatt Breweries of Canada says it is investing $460 million between 2017 and 2020 to enhance its operations and help boost growth. The maker of

European connections paying off for Shaw Centre
In the midst of what’s looking like a banner year for Ottawa’s largest downtown convention facility, the Shaw Centre is already stepping up its efforts

ChangeJar adds Facebook Messenger, Interac functionality ahead of Carleton University launch
ChangeJar, an Ottawa-based mobile solution to carrying pesky coins, has just added two mainstream functions that its founder says will rapidly help with user adoption.

Op-ed: Meet Steve Willis, City Hall’s most important person
I met with Steve Willis in his office at City Hall after everyone else’s workday seemed to be over except his. He’s the City of

Federal contracts: Who’s winning government work in Ottawa-Gatineau?
M. Sullivan & Son Ltd. 236 Madawaska Blvd. Arnprior Description: M38 – Construction management Buyer: National Research Council $4,763,856 Robertson Martin Architects Inc. 216

NAC chief executive Peter Herrndorf to step down in 2018
Peter Herrndorf, the man credited with transforming Ottawa’s National Arts Centre both physically and artistically, will step down from his role as president and CEO

It looks like Canada Day in Ottawa caught some attention
Canada Day may be over, but the fun continues as Ottawa plays host through the fall to a number of high-profile events and unique attractions.

Four ways to improve your marketing copy
Marketing your business can feel like a full-time job – a Constant Contact survey reports that small-business owners spend over 20 hours a week in

Not all Ottawa market merchants inspired by village
Cleanup of Inspiration Village, which has been up in the ByWard Market for about four months, is nearly complete, and not every businesses owner in

Canada won’t do business with Boeing while it’s ‘busy trying to sue us’: PM
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dropped the gloves Monday in his fight with Boeing, saying the government won’t do business with a company that he’s accusing
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