Ottawa’s workplace, design and real estate experts came together for the launch of Best Offices Ottawa 2026, celebrating some of the National Capital Region’s most beautiful, functional and healthy workplaces.
Ottawa saw a strong summer tourism season this year, with hotel room demand from June to August increasing three per cent year-over-year and hotel occupancy up compared to last summer.
Major homebuilders and residential development experts in Ottawa came together to discuss how the sector is evolving and the future of how homes in our city will get built.
What makes a great place to work? It’s not an easy question to answer, and it’s not a simple thing to create. Technology changes, societal norms shift, and human expectations of work are always evolving.
The team at the Ottawa Business Journal is taking a break to soak up the sun and recharge. Our offices will be closed from Monday, Aug. 3 through Friday, Aug. 7.
What does Ottawa need to do to strengthen its role in building Canada’s economic future, especially when it comes to innovation. That question was at the centre of a thoughtful discussion on May 26