Caroline Phillips

Turning 50 next month was a big enough milestone to motivate Jill Bonk and Jennifer Miller to double-down on a goal they’d set for themselves long ago: to launch a brand new home furnishing and lighting showroom in Ottawa.

For many, International Women’s Day can feel like a bit of a whirlwind due to the many celebrations that take place in and around the global day of recognition of women in early March. That’s why it was nice to have one last hurrah during the waning days of March at an International Women's Month reception hosted by Liberal Ottawa-Vanier MPP Lucille Collard.

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Irving Greenberg and Shirley Greenberg are names many Ottawa residents may recognize for their appearance on local buildings and institutions, but the true depth of their extraordinary impact on the city was honoured this morning at the Visionaries Breakfast for Queensway Carleton Hospital (QCH).

On the same ice surface where the Ottawa Senators beat the Edmonton Oilers the night before, a sold-out crowd of business leaders gathered on Monday for the eagerly awaited return of the CIBC Senators Black, Red & Gold Gala presented by Bell.

The next generation of business professionals and entrepreneurs heard from by real estate executive Mike McGahan at a breakfast hosted Thursday by the University of Ottawa’s Telfer School of Management.

Canadian billionaire businessman Frank Stronach was in town last night to help launch the Keystone Awards for Job Creation recognizing dozens of private company employers selected from around Ottawa and the region.

Next month, the Shaw Centre will serve as host venue for Ottawa’s 3rd Black Business Expo, providing an opportunity for the public to explore new products and services, connect with their community, enjoy local entertainment, and celebrate cultural diversity.

The head coach of the women's pro hockey Ottawa team proved to be not only engaging and effervescent but also funny, warm and gracious — the kind of person you could listen to all day.

City BuildHERS was back in action last night, looking as chic, confident and empowered as ever. The all-women event hit full capacity, attracting some 170 attendees and generating a waiting list. It