Business

WEST CARLETON – The business model has been flipped on its head, but West Carleton restaurants are battling to stay

CARP – Carp Road Corridor Business Improvement Area (CRCBIA) executive director Roddy Bolivar says despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the corridor is still “in business.”

ARNPRIOR – An Arnprior-based business is helping property owners lift their homes above the flood. Triodetic Multipoint Foundations has been

CONSTANCE BAY – Constance Bay Pharmacy owner Tamara Awada says she’s prepared and determined to serve her community no matter what the COVID-19 pandemic throws at West Carleton.

KINBURN – Trees take their time, but West Carleton growers Eric and Nicole Bijkerk’s first plant have finally reached the age when they are ready for their forever homes.

CARP – M Con Products Inc. recently gave MPP Dr. Merrilee Fullerton a concrete example of a flourishing business in the Carp Road Corridor.

CARP – They grow up so fast. Carp Commons Retirement Village is celebrating its first anniversary on Sunday (March 1).

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CARP – A surprise to exactly no one, Carp’s oldest business has its roots in the agriculture industry. Carp’s Ottawa

CARP – The convenience store business is similar to the newspaper industry – feeling incredible challenges under the rising cost of doing business against the desire for consumers to want to pay those rising costs.