Paramount Gold and Silver Corp. is stuck between a rock and a hard place. The rock is what’s buried under
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Another year, another step closer
It’s been a busy year for Ottawa-based biotech company PharmaGap Inc., and CEO Bob McInnis says next year promises to
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Counting on computer consolidation
When the head coach of the NFL’s Chicago Bears couldn’t figure out how to get the team’s playbook onto his
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Mineral demand boosts exploration
Junior mining is a risky business—one that demands huge capital expenditures that, in all likelihood, will not produce a mine
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A new focus from Nokia
It was the question that stock analysts, shareholders and even company executives must have been asking themselves during the summer
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A tough market for juniors
As Everton Resources Inc. anticipates results from what is potentially the most valuable exploration projects in its history, the company
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A hard one to lose
Despite failing to take over its major competitor, Wi-LAN Inc. remains Ottawa’s most valuable company, partly through growth but equally
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Riding the group buying train
When the Coca Cola company ingeniously introduced printed coupons more than 120 years ago, no one imagined that coupons in
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The debt drag
Paul Salewski has worked in the debt and credit counseling business since 1985. The biggest change he has seen in
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Software versus humans
With the April 30 tax deadline coming up, taxpayers have to choose between computer programs and human professionals to do their taxes or they could do it themselves.
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