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MAGAZINES
Armed with fresh funding, Veem looks to expand Ottawa operations
The Silicon Valley-based fintech company plans to
bolster its already significant presence in the National Capital Region
after landing more than US$30 million in new venture capital.
REAL ESTATE
Gatineau developer wants to replace Billings Bridge-area burger joint with apartment highrise
The
26-storey building
would replace an auto repair shop and a Harvey’s on Bank Street.
QUOTABLE
“It’s the right time for me to step down.”
ICYMI
: Gordon Reid is officially
relinquishing the role of chief executive
and chairman of Giant Tiger.
SPONSORED
Multi-res
development: The right legal advice keeps your vision from becoming a nightmare
SPONSORED
Ottawa cargo flights climb as carriers rush to meet growing demand
CITY HALL
Deal with OSEG, Winnipeg group to bring pro baseball back to capital
The City of Ottawa says it has
struck a deal
with a Winnipeg-based group and the owners of the Ottawa Redblacks and 67’s to bring professional baseball back to the capital.
HR UPDATE
Two companies, one culture: The HR challenge
Merging two corporate cultures is one of the biggest HR challenges of business acquisitions. But
getting it right
is key to a company’s success.
SPONSORED
Ottawa-Gatineau homebuilder takes new approach to sustainability
SPONSORED
CFO corner: A guide to data alchemy
NATIONAL
Online shopping, ‘lifestyle changes’ spur retail revolution, supply chain bottlenecks
As the pandemic continues to radically alter how Canadians spend their money, experts say a second wave of COVID-19 will likely
see consumers plagued by shortages
– but this time stemming from "lifestyle changes" rather than panic buying.
EXPERT BLOGGERS
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Joelle Hall, Richardson GMP Limited
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