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Norwich Tropical Flower Company Shifts Operations to Cope with the Pandemic

Norwich Tropical Flower Company Shifts Operations to Cope with the Pandemic

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One of Oxford County’s newest businesses is also one of its most unique. Spectrum Tropicals opened its new distribution centre in Norwich in January, just one of several changes required for the business to stay profitable during the pandemic. Spectrum Tropicals represent 18 different tropical flower farms in the Caribbean, Central and South America. Their …

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One of Oxford County’s most unique businesses has cornered the North American sedum market

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The Magda family are third generation farmers who have turned 130 acres of land just outside of Princeton in Blandford-Blenheim Township, into the leading sedum operation in North America. A small contract from a family friend back in 2006 was the first step in making Sedum Master into a major company delivering their products to …

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Oxford Rural Entrepreneurs networking events are back! Join us for another wonderful season of meeting and mingling at several of our unique Rural Oxford businesses! See the upcoming dates and locations, here: https://ruraloxford.ca/initiatives/networking/

Oxford Rural Entrepreneurs networking events are back! Join us for another wonderful season of meeting...

The Ontario government is investing $750,000 to help communities across the province become more inclusive and accessible for people of all ages and abilities. Applications for the 2023-24 round of Inclusive Community Grants opened today. These grants provide municipalities, non-profit organizations, and Indigenous communities with up to $60,000 for local projects that will help older residents and people with disabilities participate in community life. This year, Ontario is prioritizing projects focused on improving opportunities for community engagement and those that support older adults to age and live at home with access to care. Learn more about the grants here: https://ruraloxford.ca/ontario-invests-in-inclusive-and-accessible-communities-applications-now-open-for-2023-24-inclusive-community-grants/

The Ontario government is investing $750,000 to help communities across the province become more inclusive...

Jeff Durston is a graphic designer by trade and has turned his creative background into a side gig that helps other businesses stand out. @jackpinewoodworks in Southwest Oxford Township offers customized branding and marketing solutions on wood and other products. “I wasn’t always into woodworking, but I would say I have always been a creative person and I would use whatever medium fit the space at the time. It did start out as a hobby business with some small wood-burning to CNC (Computerized Numerical Control) projects which lead me to continually upscaling my machines to provide different services,” he says. Jeff originally went to school to learn graphic design and worked professionally in the field for about five years, but something just didn’t seem right. “I didn’t like working in an office space so I ended up changing career paths and am now a millwright. Slightly different jobs but I guess they entail the same problem-solving skills.” He says what started out as a small wood-burning hobby turned into more including laser engraving. Learn more about Jack Pine Woodworks here: https://ruraloxford.ca/community-over-competition-the-jack-pine-woodworks-story/

Jeff Durston is a graphic designer by trade and has turned his creative background into...

Did you know that @todaysfamilyont licenses home child care programs in Oxford County? Today's Family is a not-for-profit charitable organization caring for children and families across many neighbourhoods. Becoming a Licensed Home Child Care provider with Today's Family is as easy as 1-2-3. Some quick benefits of joining the licensed community: - Access Today's Family's growing enrolment - Keep your privately placed children - NO licensing fees - Participate in start-up grant programs to kickstart a new chapter of your home business - Help your families access Canada-Wide Plan affordability benefits - Be a part of a strong Mission and Vision for children! Want to learn more? Contact Carol Lobo, Manager of Home Child Care Services: e: homechildcare@todaysfamily.ca t: 905-574-9344 x1135

Did you know that @todaysfamilyont licenses home child care programs in Oxford County? Today's Family...

The proud recipient of the 2022 Innovator of the Year award is the @beachvilledistrictmuseum ! Congratulations on this well-deserved award 🎉 #RuralOxford #OxfordTourism

The proud recipient of the 2022 Innovator of the Year award is the @beachvilledistrictmuseum !...

@udderlyridiculousfarmlife is hiring for several positions! Learn more about open job postings and how to apply, here: https://udderlyridiculousfarmlife.com/paid-volunteer-positions/

@udderlyridiculousfarmlife is hiring for several positions! Learn more about open job postings and how to...

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