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Op-ed: Five business maxims for 2021 and beyond

Normal is dead, renewal lies ahead, onward we tread, writes columnist Walter Robinson.

Planned increase in CPP premiums on Jan. 1 to hit some workers more due to pandemic

'That's going to be hundreds of dollars of new CPP premiums out of paycheques of middle-income Canadians'

Podcast: Entrepreneurial ‘resilience’ to drive Eastern Ontario’s economic recovery

How the businesses that made headlines over the past year will shape the region in 2021 and beyond.

Limited quantity of Ontario icewine to likely make 2020 bottles in high demand

The pandemic has affected wine exports in all international markets.

Scarabelli Realties eyes 16-storey residential tower on northern edge of Glebe

Proposed Chamberlain Avenue project is the latest infill plan along the Queensway corridor in the Glebe and Centretown.

Travel agents, squeezed by COVID-19 restrictions, adapt to a changed industry

Travel agents say they see an important role for themselves as guides for their customers in a confusing and rapidly changing landscape.

The Bright Side of Business: Ottawa Firehouse Subs franchisee brings Christmas joy through support of front-line workers

Pradip Patel expands business footprint while supporting community through donations, free meals and Christmas gifts for children.

WarnerMedia completes acquisition of Kanata’s You.i TV

Software firm's sale to New York-based media giant reportedly worth more than US$100 million.

Ottawa’s inclusion in province-wide shutdown to be reviewed after 14 days: MacLeod

Ottawa’s top provincial politician said the forced closure of non-essential businesses in the city could be reviewed...

‘Fighting for our lives’: Canada’s theatre industry tries to plan for uncertain 2021

NAC is thinking on a more local scale, rather than counting on productions with international artists or even those from other regions in Canada who might face travel restrictions.
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