Ottawa

The head of the Canadian Urban Institute says there's 'no magic bullet' for the nation's capital to reimagine its long-term direction in the aftermath of the pandemic.

Ottawa Tourism is so keen to welcome visitors back to the nation’s capital this year that it’s even willing to foot the bill. Well, at least part of it.

Ontario's main political parties are charting new courses forward today, with one heading into a second term with an even stronger mandate than before and two others searching for new leaders.

You may not think a farm in the Congo and recovering addicts here in Ottawa could have...

The Calypso-Valcartier Group said Thursday it’s agreed to sell the water park in Limoges as well as the four-season Village Vacances Valcartier resort near Quebec City to EPR Properties.

“The building was designed for employees and matches the Kinaxis culture. We’ve created unique spaces for collaboration and engagement. We’ve heard rave reviews so far.”

A provider of free tech for seniors, an eco-manufacturer, a skincare brand, a fast-growing software firm and a pharmacy dedicated to cancer patients are among this year's recipients.

After two-plus years of a pandemic and a disruptive trucker convoy, how are Ottawa’s business leaders feeling about the future? 

“The impact of BBBSO on youth in our community is simply incredible. I was inspired to give and get involved at the board level because I witnessed tangible results with the kids,” Mitchell Carkner said.

Growing Kanata-based company says it's ready for its coming-out party during this week's CANSEC defence and security trade show at the EY Centre as it chases military contracts around the world.