Proud co-owner Phil Audet says complete reliance on solar power makes ArBru, located just outside Mallorytown, one-of-a-kind in Canada.

Andi Marcus has trademarked a concept she calls DineOver, which takes the bed and breakfast concept and reverses it.

As a city of a little over 20,000 residents, Brockville punches above its weight when it comes to staging summer festivals and special events that draw in the tourists.

What is it with homemade pies of pretty much any flavour selling for hundreds of dollars at rural charity auctions?

There are some 213 registered rural fairs and all of them – 100 per cent – intend to stage full live shows in 2022 after knuckling under to COVID-19 for the past two years.

Sandeep and Riti Gupta's premium brand of the popular spirit, Cada Dia, is now available in 40 restaurants across Ontario and in 34 states south of the border.

With commercial bushes cleared to open this season, are consumers ready to once again enjoy Ontario’s first crop?

Going back more than 15 years, tall, ungainly, otherworldly industrial wind turbines have been springing up on Ontario’s rural landscape, churning controversy in their wake.

What are all those fancy, colourful leather gloves doing in the backstreets of Prescott, in a historic stone enclave beside the CN Mainline?

'It seems that clothing demand in a global pandemic isn’t a high priority'

The industry was on an upswing even before COVID-19, attracting the interest of global players.

Rising interest in wellness products, shopping close to home and knowing more about producers are creating new opportunities for ‘multi-generational herbal artisans’

With more people spending time at home, consumer sales have helped support $1.5B eastern Ontario industry amid pandemic

Each day, Sherry’s serves a steady stream of masked and sanitized customers who pull in for everything from gas and groceries to fresh-baked bread and buns, alcohol and full meals to go.

Philip Ling is using trailblazing green design and construction techniques to create a ‘show-stopper’ on the shores of the St. Lawrence Seaway.

Beloved building – which has garnered a reputation as one of the largest instrument stores in Renfrew County and beyond – will soon host a cannabis shop as well.

Despite doubling production over past decade, Ontario producers are barely meeting domestic demand – let alone interest from abroad

Multi-modal facility sees third-highest cargo volume on record

Starting with takeout food service, the owners of the Oneida Grand Centre plan to expand with a licensed gourmet restaurant and catering business and eventually include a patio “ballroom” in the…

Furniture and bedding dealers are also expanding into the nearby Town of Renfrew.