Ontario Bolsters Support to Get Small Businesses Online
Digital Service Squads are now available through the Digital Main Street program TORONTO — The Ontario government is helping more small businesses online through the renewal of the Digital Main Street program,...
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A PTSD Diagnosis Leads to New Zorra Home-Based Business
Kaitlin Ackert has been a paramedic for 17 years, doing her part on the frontlines of health care. It was one of the dangers of the job that led to...
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Kintore Coffee – A Zorra Township Overnight Success Story
Todd Pearson owns what may be the fastest growing business in Oxford County. Kintore Coffee has gone from a hobby into a major player in the Ontario coffee scene in...
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Entrepreneur’s Latest Undertaking Results in a Gluten-Free Bakery
Alayne Brisson has always been an entrepreneurial free spirit and her latest business effort is no different. Rosy’s kitchen is the direct result of the pandemic, and the health of...
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The Oxford Drive-In Planning a Big Summer!
Angila Peters and Adam Shaw purchased The Oxford Drive-In during the pandemic and have seen firsthand the ups and downs over the last year. But instead of just trying to...
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Quehl’s of Tavistock – Celebrating 90 Years of Comfort
There are many words that come to mind when thinking about Quehl’s restaurant in Tavistock - home cooking, rich history, a meeting place for friends – but 90 years of...
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Terra Nova Therapy, Spa & Café
A Nordic Spa in Oxford County? Terra Nova Therapy, Spa & Café near Hickson just might make it happen. Jodi Pendry has owned and operated a massage therapy clinic since...
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Bright Country Market
Opening a new business of any kind in any market is a risky proposition. Opening a small business in a small town is taking the risk to an entirely new...
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Morrow’s of Drumbo
October 15, 2020 Running a small business is a challenge at the best of times. Running a family-owned small business during a pandemic is certainly not easy but this Oxford...
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