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Canadian small businesses rack up $135B in debt to survive pandemic: Report

Survey suggests the average small business owner has accrued $170,000 in debt, with businesses in the hospitality, recreation and service sectors most indebted.

Chef Joe Thottungal rallies support for Food For Thought Café, tackling food insecurity during COVID-19

Restaurant owner partners with Indian High Commission to help mark the south Asian country’s Republic Day

Council OKs controversial Chateau Laurier addition

Proposal calls for an 11-storey and a 10-storey tower with a total of 159 suites.

High hopes: Ottawa’s SmartCone looks to make big bucks tracking down ‘space garbage’

Stittsville-based company smells lucrative opportunity in getting rid of man-made debris that could be on a collision course with the growing network of low-Earth orbit satellites.

Purolator expanding rural facilities amid demand from remote workers

Investment highlights how COVID-19 and the increasing prevalence of remote work are changing residential and commercial patterns across Canada.

Port of Johnstown records $4M surplus in ‘a year like no other’

Multi-modal facility sees third-highest cargo volume on record

Tenant downsizing will fuel rise in Ottawa’s office vacancy rate this year: CBRE

Real estate brokerage predicts shift toward hybrid work model will lead to more space coming on the market as 2021 rolls on.

OAX Association Recovery Roundtable

Five questions, five association CEOs, 25 strategic insights.

Kinaxis files counterclaim against Arizona-based Blue Yonder in U.S. court

Ottawa supply-chain management software maker has asked court to dismiss a lawsuit filed against it and alleges that U.S. firm misappropriated Kinaxis's trade secrets.

Canada, Australia agree to co-ordinate efforts on regulation of online platforms

The growing co-operation between the two countries comes as Facebook backed down on a ban it introduced last week that prevented Australians from viewing and sharing news on its platform.