Business

CARP – With mental health taking a priority in people’s lives, never more apparent then during the current pandemic, Carp’s Dr. Helen Pigeon says the stigma associated with mental health is loosening and people are more open than ever to getting help with good mental health.

CITY HALL – Councillors Eli El-Chantiry and Jan Harder received unanimous support for their motion to support a letter from the city’s businesses demanding the premier revisit the decision to shut down Ottawa businesses due to increased cases of COVID-19.

CARP – Moon Stones Gallery and Marketplace is the continuing evolution of artist Mary Teasdale’s own growth as an artist and a businesswoman in the art business.

CARP – Yesterday (Oct. 5), West Carleton Online shared the news of a proposal for a marijuana grow operation and

WEST CARLETON – It was a virtual first for the fifth edition of the Kanata-Carleton Small Business Network (KCSBN) annual conference, this year held in the form of an e-fair yesterday (Oct. 1) afternoon.

CONSTANCE BAY – With almost 20 years of experience, it makes perfect sense for Constance Bay’s Phil Aldis to be

FITZROY HARBOUR – It was a little celebration in a park across from Kai Zhang’s corner store, to say goodbye to an entrepreneur who has served her community for 12 years.

KINBURN – While pickles have been their go-to, Kinburn’s Pickle Vixens are taking over the chip lovers’ world, one dip at a time.

DUNROBIN – It’s a brand-new business in a brand-new barn on Murphy Side Road.

PANMURE – Right on time, Hudson’s Farm Fresh Produce’s hand-picked sweet corn is ready to go and the Hudson’s vegetable stand just across from the farm on Panmure Road opened for the season yesterday (July 29) to a line-up of fans of their popular produce.