After months of questions and uncertainty, Pacific Safety Products hopes that a merger with Zuni Holdings will help it recover
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Business through the eyes of Carleton journalism students
After months of questions and uncertainty, Pacific Safety Products hopes that a merger with Zuni Holdings will help it recover
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Ottawa’s chefs were inspired – not stifled – by Canada’s recession. Restaurateurs reinvented menus and methods, taking the city’s industry to a new level of expertise and experimentation.
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One of the nice parts about living in Ottawa is its proximity to Quebec. Crossing a bridge into Gatineau means
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Interested in running a business from your own home? Some say a recession can be the best time to start.
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High-end restaurants should be the first to suffer in a recession but Ottawa is showing that isn’t always the case.
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Many people clung to their jobs during the recession. Others chose to quit, braving an uncertain financial future to launch their own start-ups.
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Ottawa has lots of brilliant people. They have brilliant ideas. Some of these ideas could sprout the next big technology company – the next Nortel or RIM. But venture capital has dried up in Ottawa. Who will finance these ideas? Who will trust our brilliant entrepreneurs? The answer: angel capital networks.
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A weak dollar and over-abundance of beef on the market has meant for a tough recession recovery for Ontario’s cattle producers. It’s forced many to change the way they do business.
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North America’s fashion industry was one of the first to suffer during the recession. But Ottawa’s fashion scene has remained unscathed and should continue to do well.
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The economy continues to strike Ottawans with layoffs, spinning non-government supported industries into a predicament about their futures.
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