Public servants largely shielded from recession
Sigrid Forberg, Centretown News
Al Thornton, vice-president of Doyle Salewski, provides credit counselling from his Bank Street office. Archive 1997-2016
Ottawa’s high concentration of government jobs may insulate families from the economic hardships faced by those in southwestern Ontario, says a Centretown bankruptcy and financial restructuring expert.Sigrid Forberg, Centretown NewsAl Thornton, vice-president of Doyle Salewski, provides credit counselling from his Bank Street office.
The Ontario economy was a sinking ship, recession or not.
As Winterlude wraps up this Sunday there’s reason to be optimistic about tourism in Ottawa even as the recession drags on, say industry insiders. Elizabeth Beddall, Centretown NewsAs Canada's capital, Ottawa may benefit from travellers looking for an affordable Canadian vacation.
A Centretown community organization is working on a new program to encourage local businesses to spruce up their storefronts.