Ottawa Business Journal

All aboard! Via Rail debuts early-morning train from Ottawa to Toronto

Ottawa

Via Rail announced Monday that it is introducing train 641, which will leave Ottawa at 4:19 a.m. and arrive in Toronto at 8:48 a.m.

Mental illness the focus of art preview, donation to Ottawa Art Gallery in memory of Charles-Eric Laperrière

This past Friday, friends and family came together at the Ottawa Art Gallery to mark the one-year anniversary since Laperrière, 31, tragically took his own

Labatt Cheers for Charity raises $30K for OSEG Foundation

Labatt Cheers for Charity raised $30,000 for OSEG Foundation, which provides opportunities for children and youth to play, learn and develop through sports.

Is your business prepared to meet the new Bill S-211 reporting requirements?

Expert Blogs

Back in May 2023, the federal government passed Bill S-211, the Fighting Against Forces Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act, in an effort

Moe Tabesh writes about communicating with the CRA

Six reasons why going paperless benefits your business – especially with an audit

Expert Blogs

Let’s face it, hearing the word audit makes everyone nervous, scared, anxious, … however, all the audit is asking for is proving evidence/documents to substantiate

From left, community and business leaders David Gourlay, Shawn Hamilton, Mary Taggart and Chris Taggart at the Rideau Club on Thursday, April 25, 2024, for a special fundraising event for Shepherds of Good Hope's new supportive housing residence and multi-use space at 216 Murray St. Photo by Caroline Phillips

Shepherds of Good Hope ally Shawn Hamilton: Tackling homelessness vital for downtown revitalization

Alleviating chronic homelessness by providing adequate housing and support not only helps the city’s ailing downtown core but aligns with the principle of doing “the

A rendering of the #LoopBreton project Sens arena for LeBreton Flats

#LoopBreton? A new home for the Sens is just the start of the vision for these students

Ottawa

A new Sens arena might only be the start for LeBreton Flats, if a group of Carleton University students has anything to say about it.

Tech investment leader Nolan Beanlands heads new Gatineau angel network

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In a sea of big-box stores, family-owned grocer Farmer’s Pick finds success in the old ways

Ottawa

Amid rising food prices and major grocers being asked to adhere to codes of conduct, family-owned grocer Farmer’s Pick is finding success in traditional business