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VIDEO: Don’t let your bottom line get tangled in foreign tax laws

“Gavin, what are some of the tax implications of expanding internationally?” There a number of tax considerations that vary depending on how you are targeting

Glebe retailers won’t open for Victoria Day, despite exemption

Retail

The Glebe won’t be the shopping mecca its BIA had hoped this holiday Monday, after an appeal put its new holiday exemption on hold until

Two Ottawa locations to close as Ben Moss enters creditor protection

Retail

Two Ottawa Ben Moss Jewellers locations are among 11 “underperforming stores” that will close as part of the company’s plan to restructure under creditor protection,

Fastest Growing Companies #7: MediaStyle on a mission to build ‘a better Canada’

Fastest Growing Companies

MediaStyle believes it’s as important for companies to have a strong social conscience as it is to maintain a robust balance sheet. The media production

Ottawa 2017 invests in marketing initiative for city’s festivals

Sports and Entertainment

The Ottawa 2017 Bureau will invest $250,000 in a marketing and outreach campaign to boost the city’s festivals throughout Canada’s 150th birthday year, Mayor Jim

Council approves ByWard Market makeover

City Hall

The ByWard Market will soon get a fresh look after city councillors unanimously approved a “revitalization” plan for the neighbourhood. But a car-free ByWard Market

Sens deflect city’s transit fee requests

City Hall

The Sens aren’t hopping on board a city plan to roll transit into the price of hockey and event tickets. OC Transpo managers were asked

New city manager wants Ottawa on ‘solid financial footing’

City Hall

It was only his second day on the job, but Ottawa’s new city manager already had his eyes on next year’s budget. Steve Kanellakos said

George Street a step closer to $1M overhaul

City Hall

Ottawa city councillors want to revamp the ByWard and Parkdale markets, starting with a $1-million overhaul of the George Street Plaza. The finance and economic

Finance committee approves tweaked LRT design

City Hall

First, the city disagreed with the National Capital Commission on a western light rail transit plan. Then, a church congregation railed against their agreed-upon route.