Goldy Hyder

Candace Laing is the Canadian Chamber of Commerce's president and CEO. Photo provided by Candace Laing.

Business groups call for unity as Trudeau announcement creates uncertainty

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s plan to step down has business experts warning about the heightened uncertainty it has created and the need for a unified

Canadian business leaders say Freeland’s resignation adds uncertainty to trade talks

Canada & World, Top Stories

Some business leaders worry the resignation of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland from the federal cabinet leaves Canada without a “quarterback” at a critical moment for

downtown Ottawa, public servants, civil servants

Federal civil servants are coming back to the office three days a week — does it change anything?

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‘I have not seen anything anywhere that looks like what’s going on in Ottawa’: Goldy Hyder

Ottawa

Goldy Hyder, president and CEO of the Business Council of Canada, discusses leveraging Canadian talent and addressing barriers to business growth.

Pandemic, slower U.S. migration see Canada closing gap with U.S. in workforce race

Canada & World

Since the global onset of COVID-19, Canada has been closing the gap with the United States when it comes to attracting and keeping new permanent

Visiting Canadian leaders doing U.S. damage control as rail dispute hits supply chain

Canada & World

Goldy Hyder, president and CEO of the Business Council of Canada, said U.S. lawmakers and counterparts – even White House officials – have been worried

Ex-Ottawa Senators players, business leaders help to launch Ottawa-Gatineau Youth Foundation

New organization will continue to boost young people’s physical health, but will focus more on serving Gatineau and west Quebec and on youth social justice

Senators turn to veteran executive Weir to fill senior role at new community foundation

Sports and Entertainment

The longtime Ottawa resident spent more than a decade in communications and marketing posts with the new foundation’s predecessor, the Ottawa Senators Foundation.

Former Sens stalwart Phillips to lead team’s new community foundation

Sports and Entertainment

New organization replaces the former Ottawa Senators Foundation, which officially ended its relationship with the NHL club at the end of July.

Sens Foundation to change name, continue serving local youth

Sports and Entertainment

Charitable organization said Tuesday it is changing its name to the Ottawa-Gatineau Youth Foundation after its affiliation with NHL club ends on July 31.