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‘Tracking in the right direction’: new InterRent boss Brad Cutsey sees big things ahead for Ottawa-based REIT

Cutsey, InterRent's president since 2015, is taking over as chief executive from Mike McGahan, who’s stepping aside after 12 years at the helm.

Ideas on mute? Study: Remote meetings dampen brainstorming

Video meetings dampen brainstorming because we are so hyper-focused on the face in that box that we don't let our eyes and minds wander as much, a new study found.

Bright Side of Business: Entrepreneur shares her love of nature to help others thrive

Ashworth, a former CEO of Habitat for Humanity Greater Ottawa, has always been a nature lover, but little did she know that, one day, she’d take that passion and turn it into a business. 

Be part of the ‘legend’ at the Camelot Golf & Country Club

Camelot Golf & Country Club celebrates 30 years with its eye fixed on the future.

Buy your next home with…Bitcoin?

OakWood Designers and Builders makes the leap into cryptocurrency, accepting Bitcoin for home renovation and property purchases.

Intouch Insight hopes multimillion-dollar deal with U.S. tech firm opens door to new markets

Company said Thursday it’s signed a contract to provide “geolocation data-capture services” across the U.S. to the NASDAQ-100 customer, which it declined to name.

Hexo appoints third CEO in six months as cannabis company’s restructuring continues

Charlie Bowman has been appointed acting president and CEO, effective immediately, replacing Scott Cooper, Gatineau cannabis firm announced Friday.

Clearford Water Systems looks to restructure debt in bid to stave off bankruptcy

Embattled Ottawa cleantech firm said it intends to make a proposal to its creditors under the federal Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act after racking up an accumulated deficit of more than $90 million.

Techopia Live: Send me an angel investor

When bootstrapped tech entrepreneurs need to take the next step in their development, who do they turn...

Ontario budget proposes spreading public service workforce out across province

Ontario's Progressive Conservatives want to spread the public service workforce across the province in a bid to stimulate local economies and save money.