How Minto built a workplace people want to come back to
After two years of working remotely, employees of The Minto Group are now headed back to the world of water coolers. What awaits them, though,
How Minto built a workplace people want to come back to
After two years of working remotely, employees of The Minto Group are now headed back to the world of water coolers. What awaits them, though,
Tourism events popping up around Eastern Ontario
From tiny concerts to downtown markets, tourism plans are getting underway in eastern Ontario after many events were cancelled during the pandemic years.
Ottawa firm lands DND funding for system to keep naval personnel safe at sea
Ottawa-based Brash has been awarded almost $200,000 from the Department of National Defence to test and prototype a personnel tracking system on board naval vessels.
Ottawa home sales to fall in 2022 and beyond, but prices will stay high: CMHC
Rising interest rates and job uncertainty will combine to cool down Ottawa’s red-hot home resale market a few degrees in 2022 – but not enough
‘I’m losing sales’: As Ottawa’s inflation rate soars, businesses are feeling the pinch
Capital’s annual rate of inflation hit 7.5 per cent in March, Statistics Canada said Wednesday, and local entrepreneurs say it’s getting harder and harder to
Leaders in defence industry talk procurement, global security
A tour was one of the highlights of the Canada Defence Briefing event that brought the Ottawa defence community together to demystify the complexities around
Invest Ottawa head encourages more businesses to apply for trucker convoy relief fund
Organization has approved 340 applications and disbursed almost $900,000 over the past month under the Downtown Ottawa Business Relief Fund.
Pokémon card craze has settled into a slow simmer, Ottawa vendors say
Getting rich fast is likely not in the cards for today’s Pokémon aficionados.
Techopia Live: Tech leaders rally to help Ukrainian refugees
Watching the exodus of Ukrainian refugees, these volunteers wondered if Ottawa could provide a safe haven for people fleeing the war-torn country. Techopia Live talks
Feds pledge cash for supply chain problems, but plenty of gaps persist
The federal government plans to spend more than a half-billion dollars to fix supply chain issues, but experts say it falls far short of the
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