New facility on Montreal Road aids in stabilizing people in crisis through innovative harm-reduction services, such as its managed alcohol program.
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Best Places to Work: Is cash the best perk of all?
You can’t pay a mortgage with a foosball table, you can’t get your kid braces with a flight upgrade and a nice hotel suite.
Ten lessons from Ottawa’s Best Places To Work
What makes them the best places to work for doesn’t necessarily all come down to money, rather philosophies and practices that keep their workforces happy
Summer tourism surge convinces Lord Elgin to reopen
After being closed for more than 18 months as the pandemic all but wiped out tourist traffic for most of 2020 and into 2021, the
Sutcliffe: It ain’t normal till it’s normal
Like a family emerging from the basement after a natural disaster, local businesses resurfacing and regrouping after the pandemic won’t have much time to celebrate.
‘Working at a remote company really levelled the playing field’
Stacey Bedford’s Bandzoogle helps musicians grow audiences through its all-in-one website platform
Ten years ago, if someone had told KPMG Ottawa office manager Deirdre Hendrick that she would one day speak at the Royal Ottawa Foundation’s Leaders
Infinity Convention Centre back in business with galactic gala and Ottawa Celebrity Sports Dinner
The 20,000-square-foot facility has become one of the city’s go-to venues for social and corporate events since it first opened in October 2016.
Construction community hosts convoy of care for CHEO
Inaugural event coincides with $91,000 cheque presentation to CHEO Foundation and Roger Neilson House.
For craft beer makers, a post-pandemic tax challenge brews
‘There’s still a lot of debt to pay back’
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