Dozens protest Ottawa’s proposed pet shop bylaw
Dozens of animal rights activists were calling for an outright ban on the sale of commercially bred kittens and puppies at city hall on Monday.
Dozens protest Ottawa’s proposed pet shop bylaw
Dozens of animal rights activists were calling for an outright ban on the sale of commercially bred kittens and puppies at city hall on Monday.
The straight dope: How to ramp up sales at your startup
Paul Emond knows his stuff when it comes to sales. The entrepreneur who launched his first tech business in 1993 is currently CEO of Versature,
Anti-puppy mills group says pet shop bylaw falls short
An anti-puppy mills advocacy group says a proposed Ottawa pet shop bylaw falls short of tackling animal welfare problems. Puppymill Awareness Working Solutions (PAWS), an
Taxi-Uber showdown looms at city hall
Ottawa cabbies will finally get a glimpse of their future at a special meeting April 7. Coun. Diane Deans has called a special community and
Is your secret sauce protected?
PageCloud is not the next WordPress. In fact, the team behind this Ottawa startup has no desire to be the “next” anything when it comes
Feature: Fledgling startups eager for help
Creating prototypes, finding clients, building revenue streams, getting to scale – starting a business isn’t easy. It can all be very daunting, especially to a
Feature: Biohacking leads to TED spotlight
Most people might not see how growing a human ear from an apple could be the key to disrupting the multibillion-dollar regenerative health sector. Then
Downtown board game cafe The Loft expands into video-gaming
Downtown board game café The Loft is levelling up. The business is expanding this month into the lower level of their Waller Street location.
Ottawa councillor to take notes from Montreal’s music scene
Some musicians leave Ottawa for more music- and culture-oriented cities like Montreal. This week, an Ottawa city councillor is travelling to La Belle Province to
Planning committee recommends drop in building application fees
The city’s planning committee unanimously approved on Tuesday to recommend city council cut building application fees by 10 per cent. Reduced fees would benefit both
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