Dr. Jack Kitts makes a lifetime of difference at the Ottawa Hospital
In nearly two decades at the helm of the Ottawa Hospital, Dr. Jack Kitts has used a quiet brand of leadership to guide his institution
Dr. Jack Kitts makes a lifetime of difference at the Ottawa Hospital
In nearly two decades at the helm of the Ottawa Hospital, Dr. Jack Kitts has used a quiet brand of leadership to guide his institution
People on the move: Atomic Cartoons draws David Gerhard to Ottawa
After six years at Nickelodeon’s studios in Burbank, Calif., Gerhard decided to leave sunny southern California for the Great White North
‘Difficult decision’: Ottawa ad agency McMillan lays off majority of staff
Rocked by what its founder called a “perfect storm of circumstances,” Ottawa’s largest advertising agency has laid off more than half its workforce – including
Former Ottawa Board of Trade chief Ian Faris lands role at Canadian Chamber of Commerce
OBOT’s former leader is taking on a new advocacy role with an organization that lobbies on behalf of more than a quarter of a million
Patient capital: Investment fund CEO eyes Ottawa companies for long-term growth
Canadian Business Growth Fund CEO and Ottawa native George Rossolatos says a lack of patient capital is condemning too many of this country’s startups to
Major Ottawa malls in ‘comeback’ mode as holiday season approaches
Buoyed by new tenants and other attractions, regional shopping centres like Bayshore and Rideau Centre predict strong finish to 2019
Ottawa-based rental platform Ruckify acquires RV-sharing company
Ottawa-based online rental marketplace Ruckify is joining forces with a Calgary company that touts itself as ‘the Airbnb of RV rentals’
Airbnb managers push back on Ottawa’s proposed short-term rental regulations
“We’re pretty disappointed with what they’ve come to the table with,” said the co-founder of a 40-person company that specializes in managing Airbnb rental properties
City proposes new restrictions on Airbnb, other short-term rental units
Operators of Airbnb units and other short-term rental accommodations would be required to register with the city under the proposed rules.
‘You’re not vibrant’: Ottawa needs better marketing to compete on global stage, expert says
Ottawa needs to do better at telling the world about its unique attractions if it wants to be a contender in the escalating “war between
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