After closing his Little Italy grocery store in November, Tony Zacconi is shifting gears to bring his events space back to its former glory.
After closing his Little Italy grocery store in November, Tony Zacconi is shifting gears to bring his events space back to its former glory.
Ottawa Tourism welcomes new federal funding to attract international conferences and events
A new funding program to attract more international conferences to Canada could be a catalyst for Ottawa business, Ottawa Tourism tells OBJ.
While domestic and transborder tourism to Ottawa is likely to recover from pandemic lows this year, international travel may continue to lag. According to local
For over a decade, the music festival has been known as RBC Bluesfest. But this year, it will simply be called Ottawa Bluesfest, with an
Ottawa Film Office launches process for building a new sound stage on Woodroffe Ave. site
The Ottawa Film Office (OFO) has announced that it is accepting expressions of interest for its initiative to build a sound stage facility in the
Local film industry looks to new sound stage to take activity in Ottawa to the next level
With Ottawa’s film industry growing, local filmmakers such as Chris Roussakis are planning to stick around to keep building it up.
Courtyard Restaurant calls it quits after more than 40 years in the ByWard Market
The historic Courtyard Restaurant in the ByWard Market has announced it will be serving supper for the last time tonight.
Donna Gillespie, CEO at Kingston Economic Development, receives provincial award
Donna Gillespie, CEO at Kingston Economic Development, was recently honoured with the Joseph A. Montgomery Economic Development Achievement Award.
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