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After Atlético Ottawa’s big win, we talk to two of the team’s women execs about 2026

While the city’s men’s soccer team Atlético Ottawa emerged victorious in a snowy battle to win the...

Ottawa hotel occupancy, room rates expected to remain flat in 2026: CBRE

Ottawa’s hotel occupancy rates are projected to hold steady over the next 12 months, a new report...

Win or lose Sunday, Atlético execs say they’ve made headway in Ottawa’s busy sports scene

Atlético Ottawa will be battling for the North Star Cup this weekend, even as the team strategizes...

Ottawa home sales dip in October as OREB hopes rate cut triggers ‘active spring market’

Ottawa home sales dipped slightly in October compared with a year earlier, but the city’s real estate...

Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate jumps to 7.4%, highest level since 2021

Ottawa-Gatineau's unemployment rate rose again in October. Since August, the region's unemployment rate has continued to show...

Twenty local restaurants step up to the grill to participate in the Ultimate Burger Battle

In addition to fries, diners can add a side of giving to their hamburger orders this November as 20 restaurants across the region join forces to raise money for the United Way East Ontario.

Federal budget’s lack of detail, public service cuts leave Ottawa businesses cautiously optimistic

Ottawa businesses are giving the federal government budget an overall positive grade, but local government relations firms say their clients aren’t getting too excited just yet.

TCU to break ground on Ogilvie Road apartment complex as firm’s multi-residential pipeline grows

TCU Development Corp. says it aims to break ground early next year on Soul, a 21-storey highrise on the northeast corner of Ogilvie Road and Cummings Avenue that will include about 280 rental suites.

Erin Benjamin says budget’s investments in the arts good news for Ottawa’s live music scene

The head of the Canadian Live Music Association says the new federal budget means good things for...

Bitten by the startup bug at Solink, Michèle Marchand has found her own passion project

After about a decade of jumping from one industry to another, Michèle Marchand finally found a venture...
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