Why is online security a growing concern for Canadian businesses?

 Thanks to the popularity of online platforms, shopping has never been as convenient as it is today. And for the 82% of shoppers who, according to Chain Store Age, consider convenience to be either extremely or very important when making purchase decisions, these platforms are very handy. Just imagine the

A rural revolution: The farmers are revolting

 By Trevor Tucker Is cutting down a 200-year-old elm tree in the Glebe the same as felling one for firewood to heat a farmhouse in the winter? If the City of Ottawa expropriated the whole front yard of your home, wouldn't you expect some form of compensation? Would you still

Bizarre Bylaws: It’s okay to ride your bike, but don’t Speed or coast

 By David DuCharme The City of Ottawa recently celebrated the 150th anniversary of a meeting by Bytown council on September 18, 1847 to choose a mayor of the town. This enactment gave council the power to enact laws and regulations for the internal government — known as bylaws. The town,