Ottawa

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. 

Ottawa is “turning a corner” in its bid to tackle pressing economic issues such as the revitalization of the downtown core and the rejuvenation of the ByWard Market – but those problems will take time and a collective will to solve, Ottawa's mayor says. 

The mild weather of this year’s Winterlude celebrations is pushing local businesses that depend on the winter festival to consider what a future of warmer weather could mean for them. 

Andrew Milne has built a name for himself in Ottawa’s business circles, so it came as a surprise to his business colleagues when they were invited to his art show last spring.

When Amanda Plunkett and Palmina De Miglio were laid off from Canopy Growth last fall, the pair of sensory researchers incorporated their own business.

Former employees at local firm Highbridge Construction are once again on the job search after the sudden shuttering of the business just over a week ago. 

Jaded by a career of working with people, Jonathan Sumner decided to follow his passion for furry friends and opened the Ruff House. Then, COVID hit.

Ottawa's city council has approved a motion to reopen the street in front of Parliament Hill to traffic a year after it was closed off following the "Freedom Convoy" protests.

To help ensure the city they love has the health-care it deserves, Urbandale and the Nadolny and Sachs families donate $7 million to the Campaign to Create Tomorrow