Opinion: Heady days for Ottawa’s retail market
Business is booming at two of Ottawa’s biggest regional shopping malls – the Rideau Centre and Bayshore Shopping Centre – and the city’s retailers generally
Opinion: Heady days for Ottawa’s retail market
Business is booming at two of Ottawa’s biggest regional shopping malls – the Rideau Centre and Bayshore Shopping Centre – and the city’s retailers generally
Revenues up, losses down at Canopy Growth Corp.
Canopy Growth Corp., the largest of Canada’s publicly traded marijuana companies, trimmed its losses in its 2016 financial year. The Smiths Falls-based company says it
Fire and ice: Dragon Boat Festival could make an appearance at Winterlude 2017
A new cold-weather take on dragon boat racing could be coming to Ottawa next year, according to organizers of Ottawa’s Dragon Boat Festival. Festival president
Culture key to attracting top tech talent, experts tell Kanata panel
Employers need to offer more than just competitive salaries if they expect to attract and retain the best and brightest tech talent, a group of
Video game developers beat the clock at weekend gathering
Ottawa’s video game industry is growing steadily thanks to a strong local talent base, experts said during a weekend event devoted to bringing game developers
Home of ‘Obama Cookie’ hopes president wants seconds
Here’s hoping the president wants seconds. Staff at the Moulin de Provence bakery in the ByWard Market are busy baking as many maple leaf cookies
‘Everything aligning’ for Ottawa’s economy, new chamber chair says
As a partner in a successful financial services company, Marie Boivin knows firsthand the challenges entrepreneurs face each day. The newest chair of the Ottawa
Carleton to partner with Indian institutions on innovation, investment initiatives
Carleton University’s Canada-India Centre for Excellence announced partnerships Thursday with three Indian institutions to deliver programming that will give Canadians the skills and knowledge needed
L-Spark celebrates Best in SaaS showcase
It was time for L-Spark to show off a little earlier this week when its second cohort of companies graduated at its Best in SaaS
Planning committee to consider scrapping old parking bylaw
More small restaurants and grocery stores may pop up in urban neighbourhoods, now that the City of Ottawa is overhauling a decades-old parking bylaw. On
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