
Feds close Gatineau offices as hundreds of residents evacuated amid floods
The federal government asked local bureaucrats who work in Gatineau or normally commute across interprovincial bridges to stay home Monday as the region grapples with

Feds close Gatineau offices as hundreds of residents evacuated amid floods
The federal government asked local bureaucrats who work in Gatineau or normally commute across interprovincial bridges to stay home Monday as the region grapples with

Tim Hortons CEO brushes aside skepticism of ambitious U.K. expansion plans
The CEO of the parent company of Tim Hortons is brushing off skepticism that the British will embrace its double-doubles and Timbits as it readies

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week
ABCs – Anger, Bombardier, Compensation: There could be fireworks at Bombardier’s annual meeting Thursday in Montreal. A month ago, following public uproar, the company delayed

Patron: OPES Wealth Management – Profile of Success
It’s rare for a wealth management company to consider much beyond your financial portfolio. But that’s not the case at OPES Wealth Management of IPC

Ottawa earnings week: Who’s up, down, firing and acquiring?
Shopify: (TSX:SHOP): $116.90, up 12.53% on the week (NASDAQ:SHOP): $85.48, up 12.55% on the week The Ottawa e-commerce giant’s 2017 Q1 had CEO Tobi Lütke

Ottawa airport took off on increases in domestic traffic, concessions revenue in 2016
The Ottawa International Airport Authority says it was boosted in 2016 by more passengers – and hungrier ones, to boot – as it reported its

For the past 10 years, Graham Macmillan has dedicated his time and energy to giving all kids in our community equal access to opportunities and

For the past 10 years, Graham Macmillan has dedicated his time and energy to giving all kids in our community equal access to opportunities and

Ontario prepared to lower corporate taxes if necessary: Minister
The Ontario government says it is prepared to lower corporate taxes, if necessary, in order to keep the province competitive with the U.S. Economic Development

Ottawa-Gatineau unemployment rate rises slightly in April to 5.3%
Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate rose slightly in April after the region shed about 2,200 jobs from the previous month, according to Statistics Canada figures released Friday.
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