
Ontario SMEs gain access to cutting-edge cybersecurity training
uOttawa Professor Guy-Vincent Jourdan says he initially never would have guessed a year ago he’d be concocting simulated social media feeds and made-up news broadcasts.
Ontario SMEs gain access to cutting-edge cybersecurity training
uOttawa Professor Guy-Vincent Jourdan says he initially never would have guessed a year ago he’d be concocting simulated social media feeds and made-up news broadcasts.
Why it is vital to register your trademark—and what can happen if you do not
When an aesthetic nurse in Kitchener-Waterloo named her new business “Kraftwurk,” it was partly an homage to the region’s rich German heritage. But she likely
Prince Edward Island wants you to experience a different kind of winter
Prince Edward Island (PEI) is a special place in the minds of visitors, known for its iconic landscapes, traditions and characters. Whether it’s the red
93 Norman offers convenience, comfort, and community in Ottawa
With easy access to some of Ottawa’s best restaurants, miles of bike paths and a modern, brand-new living space, Taggart Realty Management is adding to
Adapting to hybrid Work: How IAV Is simplifying office technology with BYOD solutions
You may have heard of BYOB, but have you heard of BYOD? BYOD, also known as “Bring your own device” is becoming a common practice
From world-class to worrisome: The challenges facing Ottawa transit
This has been an incredible year for news. There are many contenders for Ottawa newsmaker of the year: Michael Andlauer’s Senators ownership and a new
For this ‘hardcore world juniors’ fan, taking in the action is possible thanks to Ottawa’s Whimble
Keven Smith-Worthylake loves hockey. So what better event for him to visit than the upcoming world junior hockey championships in Ottawa. “It’s a magical competition,
Here’s looking at you 2025: Ten stories we’ll have our eye on next year
Downtown revitalization efforts continue It was a big year for downtown revitalization. In January, Yasir Naqvi’s downtown revitalization task force released its long-awaited report outlining
‘Definitely busier’: Retailers, restaurants see spending boost amid tax holiday
Almost a week into the GST holiday, retailers and restaurant owners appear on track for a sales boost despite some of the struggles they faced
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