Ottawa financial advisor Hanna Jackson felt a little nervous — overwhelmed, even — upon arriving to the Redblacks Summer Rush held at the Infinity Convention Centre on Tuesday.
Signs of burnout may become more evident as employees, including federal civil servants, return to the office more frequently, one Ottawa HR consultant says.
The Centretown BIA is trying various ways to help local business owners who say they’re dealing with a new influx of people experiencing houselessness, mental health struggles and substance addiction.
The opening night of Come From Away at the National Arts Centre on Thursday was a true celebration, complete with a lively on-stage kitchen party involving folks from Gander, N.L . whose stories are central to Canada’s most successful musical ever.
Since it's mostly accountants playing in the Blachford Tax Law Charity Game, we could break down the game results into spreadsheets, graphs and charts. But, really, the most important takeaway is: two local charities, both serving some of the most vulnerable members of our community, went home with more money than they had when they arrived at Wednesday’s game, held at a RA Centre baseball diamond.
Major companies aren’t the only ones jumping on the artificial intelligence bandwagon. Local high schooler Dean Parsons is launching an AI business of his own, and he says we can expect many of his generation to do the same.
For the third year in the row, company president Terry McLaughlin and his trusty team won the competition held during Spurs & Sparkles, a fundraising evening for Queensway Carleton Hospital Foundation that features a fun race involving corporate sponsors, show jumpers, and sports and media celebs.