Ottawa

Black-owned businesses in Canada tend to be smaller and perform less well financially than businesses owned by white people or by other racialized groups, according to a recent report from Statistics Canada. 

You had to move faster than a speeding slap shot to get a ticket to this morning’s Mayor's Breakfast featuring the greatest player in the history of the Ottawa Senators, Daniel Alfredsson.

Amid restructuring and layoffs in the cannabis industry, Hexo Corp. is offering contract growing services to smaller companies in a bid to create a “win-win” situation. 

MARANT Construction has seen homelessness rise and traffic decrease in the ByWard Market. The company does much of its work in the area, which yesterday saw the city’s fourth homicide of the year.

Canopy Growth Corp. will hold its prices as licensed pot producers weigh whether to pass along to consumers the savings from the Ontario Cannabis Store's forthcoming margin decrease.

The annual event, sponsored by Smart & Biggar and The Ottawa Network, is a celebration of self-funded startups and entrepreneurs from a variety of categories. 

After coming through the nightmare of the pandemic, Paul 'Little Ray' Goulet is living beyond his wildest dreams.

Ottawa tech leader Darrell Wellington is returning to his roots in Canadian technology by joining Tallysman Wireless, a division of the Calian Group of Companies, as its new president.

The Orléans company suddenly shuttered Feb. 3, leaving numerous clients, employees and contractors in the lurch.

It was supposed to be a six-month “COVID project” that ended up launching Jonathan Williams’ career in a whole new direction.