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Briones: Let's support, not criticize, 'SoPa' in downtown Ottawa - Vimarsana News

Briones: Let's support, not criticize, 'SoPa' in downtown Ottawa

These entrepreneurs are thinking outside the box to help businesses — and create a domino effect that could revitalize the central core.

Cathedral Energy: Industry Consolidator, Undervalued, With Growth Set To Surge (CET:CA) - Vimarsana News

Cathedral Energy: Industry Consolidator, Undervalued, With Growth Set To Surge (CET:CA)

CETEF is under-followed and trades at a steep discount, even though it is on the eve of reporting explosive growth in revenue, EBITDA and FCF. Read more here.

World's Best SME Banks 2022 | Global Finance Magazine - Vimarsana News

World's Best SME Banks 2022 | Global Finance Magazine

Global Finance presents its inaugural annual listing of the best global, regional and national banks that serve SMEs, for more than 60 countries and regions.

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Businesses urge Trudeau to focus on pandemic recovery in election's aftermath - Vimarsana News

Businesses urge Trudeau to focus on pandemic recovery in election's aftermath

CALGARY — By the time Brittany Anderson sat down Monday evening to watch the federal election results roll in, she had already spent the day dealing with one COVID-19-related challenge after . . .

Rent and wage subsidies are set to drop in July, locked down small businesses call on Ottawa to press pause - Vimarsana News

Rent and wage subsidies are set to drop in July, locked down small businesses call on Ottawa to press pause

Share this article Share this article TORONTO, May 26, 2021 /CNW/ - The phasing out of federal small business subsidies for rent and wages is set to begin on July 3, while small businesses face fresh or renewed lock downs in much of the country, warns the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). CFIB is urging the federal government to extend its support programs at their current rates until the economy is fully reopened and Canadians are able to head back to indoor dining, services and activities as well as travel and events. Only 54 per cent of businesses are fully open (down fro...