Anglican diocese looks to add affordable housing units to Nepean church property
The Anglican Diocese of Ottawa is partnering with a local charity to build a new house of worship near Merivale Road topped by a 57-unit
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Return of live shows after COVID closures revived performing arts industry: StatCan
A new report from Statistics Canada says the return of live shows and events after pandemic restrictions revived the country’s performing arts industry in 2022,
Savour the City: Peruvian chef brings the flavours of his homeland to Elgin Street
At Raphaël Peruvian Cuisine on Elgin Street, chef Lizardo Becerra invites diners on an exploration of Peru’s rich culinary tradition with a series of bold,
Here are Ottawa’s Best Places to Work in 2023
Orangutech Inc. has topped OBJ’s list of Best Places to Work for 2023. Take a look at which other companies made the top 10.
Revamped Vittoria Trattoria rises from the ashes in the Market
More than four years after a fire tore through his ByWard Market restaurant, the owner of Vittoria Trattoria says he hopes to begin rebuilding the
Employees struggling with transit? Here’s what business owners can do to help
In the wake of a prolonged shutdown of Ottawa’s light-rail transit system and with winter weather conditions looming, unreliable public transit is creating uncertainty and
Ottawa Changemakers: Sisters help curly-haired people embrace their natural style
Ottawa-based company Frizé Frizé is on a mission to help women accept and embrace their hair by providing hair care education — and all-natural handcrafted
Taggart project near Civic Hospital gets green light from city committee
A controversial high-rise development on Carling Avenue has been approved following debate on the development’s potential impact on the Central Experimental Farm.
Ottawa’s Trillium LRT line newly delayed, won’t open until November at earliest
A public transit official says in a memo to Ottawa’s mayor and city council that a date for the opening of the north-south Trillium Line
Up Close: Leanne Moussa chooses projects that reshape neighbourhoods
“I wanted to carve my own path,” said Leanne Moussa, who earned a degree in political science at the University of Alberta. “I wasn’t really
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