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Canopy Growth Corp. says it will be breaking out its Canadian cannabis operations into a stand-alone business...

While the holiday season is expected to be as “be busy as it was in 2019,” airport spokesperson Krista Kealey said Monday there's still no firm timeline for when flights from Ottawa to Europe will resume.

The research won’t just improve surgery in Ottawa, but also help people avoid it altogether by simulating injury patterns to find a way to prevent them.

Founded in Copenhagen in 2016, Too Good To Go is spreading across North America by partnering with local chains and businesses to offer a win-win-win situation for consumers, businesses and the environment. 

The Alexa Smart Properties system will have its Canadian debut at Bruyère as a six-month pilot program, with 50 Alexa-enabled Echo 8 devices being deployed to residents.

Three years removed from the last big gathering for the Best Ottawa Business Awards, the city’s movers and shakers made up for lost time on Thursday night.

The FIFA World Cup is bringing a welcome surge in traffic to local restaurants and filling even the largest of Ottawa’s sports bars — albeit at odd hours.

This year’s edition of our annual Giving Guide is hot off the presses! Check it out for insights into the city’s charitable sector, including detailed profiles of many of our local non-profits that support such a wide variety of important causes.

Kyle Braatz’s trek to the summit of the health-care technology field began when he realized that, instead of trying to follow in the footsteps of one of Canada’s greatest heroes, he needed to forge his own path.

Ottawa lobbyist Jacqueline "Jacquie" LaRocque was fêted recently at a swanky gala in Toronto as one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women.