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Sellers are listing but buyers are biding their time, local residential real estate data show

Last month’s interest rate cut by the Bank of Canada wasn’t enough to send sidelined buyers in Ottawa rushing back to the real estate market, according to Royal LePage’s Q2 2024 Home Price Update and Market Forecast, released Thursday. 

My Ottawa: Champion of immigrant entrepreneurs Karla Briones spills on chasing sunsets, memories of Mexico, and her trio of hairless pets

In this instalment of My Ottawa, Karla Briones shares her favourite hidden gems in her “adopted city,” from immigrant-owned businesses and the best spot to catch the sunset to the Ottawa neighbourhoods and festivals that remind her most of Mexico.

Savour the City: Getting thirsty? Here are five local wine bars you should try

If the LCBO strike has you going thirsty, take this opportunity to discover some new-to-you fermented grape juice at one of the fabulous wine bars in the National Capital Region.

Top of Mind in Tech: With the right team in place, Elizabeth Audette-Bourdeau is busy serving clients’ changing needs

Since the pandemic, tech priorities have been changing, opening up new avenues for innovation in the seniors care industry, according to Elizabeth Audette-Bourdeau.

How a ‘perfect storm’ of biz challenges and a cancer diagnosis led Jackie Morphy to shutter her All Eco storefront

As Jackie Morphy prepares to shutter her Bank Street store All Eco after five years in business, she says the only thing that might have prevented the outcome is a crystal ball.

For financial adviser Cameron Ross, Mulligans Golf Bar is a complicated mix of life, love and opportunity

It isn’t easy to run a restaurant, especially since the pandemic, but Ottawa financial adviser Cameron Ross keeps finding ways to make it work. 

Top of Mind in Tech: Why Sacha Gera believes Ottawa is entering a new ‘golden age in tech’

In this instalment of Top of Mind in Tech, Sacha Gera discusses pushing the Canadian government to re-examine its procurement practices, leveraging tech’s newfound “radical collaboration,” and “marketing the crap” out of Ottawa’s opportunities for tech startups.

Come and check us out, local brewers say, as LCBOs close due to job action

With LCBO stores across the province closing due to strike action, local brewers are ready to step into the breach. 

Region’s unemployment rate soars to 6% in June, highest level in almost three years

Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate climbed to its highest level in nearly three years last month as the local...

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