Ottawa

Lawyer and entrepreneur Bree Jamieson-Holloway is used to being the youngest person in the room. In 2020, she was an OBJ Forty Under 40 recipient and two years later became the youngest person ever appointed to the Canadian International Trade Tribunal. Now, she’s been named the 2025 Lifetime Achievement recipient at the Ottawa Businesswoman of the Year Awards — and she just turned 40.

Twenty-four years ago, Cheryl Wilcox tried out a salsa recipe given to her by a co-worker. At...

A much-loved plaza in Dunrobin that was destroyed by a tornado in 2018 is now in the...

For generations of west-end Ottawa residents, Westgate Shopping Centre was more than just a strip of retail....

Colliers Project Leaders founder and former CEO Franklin Holtforster and his wife Birgitte Alting-Mees have donated $2.5...

The cities of Ottawa and Gatineau are launching a new strategy to make the National Capital Region a national defence technology hub – an effort advocates say could generate billions of dollars in economic spinoffs as the federal government ramps up military spending.

A new music and events venue is moving into the space formerly occupied by Cafe Dekcuf on...

Real estate executive Mike McGahan is among those being inducted into the Order of Ottawa at the...

Recent Canada Post delivery woes have pushed last-mile delivery company Trexity to launch its new sister app,...