Ottawa Business Journal

Chip champ: semiconductor engineering firm XtremeEDA acquired by Accenture

Techopia

Founder of growing 40-employee Ottawa-based company says deal “allows us to really offer the depth and breadth of services that we’re being asked for.”

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How Carleton University and Efficiency Canada are fighting to save the planet, one building at a time

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Efficiency Canada is the national voice for energy efficiency in the country and they want to put their strategy to tackle climate change on the

Op-ed: If you’re not ‘just-in-time’ to coach your employees, it might not be too late

Ottawa

We are seeing a significant new problem in workplaces after COVID and, if it is not addressed quickly, companies are going to fall behind, and

Tall ships deliver treasure chest of visitors, economic spinoffs

Eastern Ontario Business Journal

As a city of a little over 20,000 residents, Brockville punches above its weight when it comes to staging summer festivals and special events that

Bank of Canada’s rapid rate hikes likely to cause a recession, study finds

Canada & World

The research institute says if the central bank aims to bring inflation down from 7.7 per cent to its two per cent target by quickly

Windmill plans new group home, residential towers near former site of Lincoln Fields Shopping Centre

Residential

Builder known for its environmentally friendly projects wants to construct three buildings with a total of 510 residential suites near the northwest corner of Richmond

New research hub at Carleton sheds light on the experiences of Black entrepreneurs

Ottawa

The Black Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub is quietly taking shape at Carleton University as it prepares to embark on a multi-stakeholder approach to research that will

Costco repeats as capital’s top revenue-generating company

Ottawa

Last year’s biggest locally based revenue gainer, e-commerce powerhouse Shopify, lost that title to the Royal Canadian Mint, which saw its revenues soar 73.9 per

Bank of Canada surveys suggest business and consumer inflation expectations up

Canada & World

Central bank says businesses’ expectations for near-term inflation have increased, and firms expect inflation to be high for longer than they did in the previous