
Finalists celebrated at 40th anniversary Businesswoman of the Year Awards
A “real celebration” hosted by the Women’s Business Network, the evening toasted women in business under the theme “timeless,” complete with red, black and white
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Finalists celebrated at 40th anniversary Businesswoman of the Year Awards
A “real celebration” hosted by the Women’s Business Network, the evening toasted women in business under the theme “timeless,” complete with red, black and white

Ottawa developer warns against ‘blanket policies’ for developments around Central Experimental Farm
An Ottawa developer said the city should continue to consider proposals near the experimental farm on a case-by-case basis as shadowing persist.

New Senators owner Andlauer says team, city stakeholders committed to building new arena
Any changes the new owner of the Ottawa Senators will make will be through the lens of the fan. And that includes building a new

NHL board of governors approves sale of Ottawa Senators to Andlauer group
The sale of the Ottawa Senators is finally official. The NHL announced Thursday that the transfer of the club to a group led by Michael


Federal officials mull legal action after highrise development on Carling approved
Federal officials said they’d consider legal action over a high rise proposal approved Wednesday that could impact the Central Experimental Farm.

Winging it at work: How this theatre company uses improv techniques in a corporate setting
As workers return to the office, an Ottawa improv company is helping them break the ice with techniques you’d typically find on a theatre stage.

Old Ottawa South business owner hopes bus lane plan will ‘energize’ Bank St.
A controversial city plan to improve public transit in Old Ottawa South has been met with criticism, but it spells opportunity for at least one

YOW! Pandemic-born hot sauce expo heats up the capital
More than 1,000 people attended Heating Up The Capital, which featured 35 hot-sauce makers from across the country, including Ottawa.

Tourism may not recover for another two years, foot traffic ‘still missing,’ officials say
While tourism officials in Ottawa point to some positives for the summer season, they say the industry may not fully recover to pre-pandemic levels until
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