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Boost breakfast hosted by Melissa Reeves focuses on preventive health – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Boost breakfast hosted by Melissa Reeves focuses on preventive health – Ottawa Business Journal

On the roof-top playground of The Slayte, it really did feel like the sky’s the limit during the second annual Boost breakfast that Linebox Studio COO Melissa Reeves hosted yesterday for dozens of women business leaders and entrepreneurs.

Source: obj.ca
Getting Started + Collaboration Over Competition – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Getting Started + Collaboration Over Competition – Ottawa Business Journal

Join us for an exciting in-person event at Charlotte on Elgin Street! This is the perfect opportunity to gain valuable insights and network with like-minded

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Does a Mirror Help Or Hinder Your Yoga Practice? - Vimarsana News

Does a Mirror Help Or Hinder Your Yoga Practice?

The answer is anything but simple.

Pure Yoga cites changing climate for decision to close downtown Ottawa location - Vimarsana News

Pure Yoga cites changing climate for decision to close downtown Ottawa location

Pure Yoga Owner Amber Stratton has announced the Pure Yoga on Bank Street, near Sparks Street, will close on Friday, Aug. 11.

Ottawa businessmen 'dare to be vulnerable' by speaking openly about mental health – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Ottawa businessmen 'dare to be vulnerable' by speaking openly about mental health – Ottawa Business Journal

Suck it up, don’t be a sissy, be strong, be tough are all phrases repeated to many boys, making it harder for them to express or share their emotions by the time they become men, Dare to be Vulnerable Project founder Susan Blain said.

Source: obj.ca