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Philanthropy in Ottawa: Breakfast program gets a big boost

Starting their school day on an empty stomach is a reality for some children in our community. The Capital Integral Charitable Foundation (CICF) is committed to ensuring all kids have a full tummy from a nutritious breakfast to learn, grow and thrive.

East India Company celebrates 20 years in Ottawa

Known for its diverse menu and bold flavours, the East India Company has quickly become a fan-favourite for Ottawans.

Local business booster keeps the lights on, with a little help from some friends

Dec. 27 can be one of those days that gets lost in the shuffle of Christmas holidays. Not so for Ottawa marketing specialist and event planner Catherine Landry.

Solve your talent shortage with Algonquin College School of Business

Learn why big brands Canada Post and Loblaw turned to the Algonquin College School of Business for practical solutions to their real-world business challenges.

Businesses see ‘glimmer of hope’ in province’s plan to lift capacity limits, ditch vaccine passports

Even though it’s only mid-February, Stephen Beckta felt like a man emerging from a long, lonely winter on Monday.

Market peaks shouldn’t be scary

It’s hard to open a financial newspaper, check your social media feed or even listen to the...

You can now buy drinks on the Rideau Canal Skateway – and we’re not talking hot chocolate

Locally owned and operated Dunrobin Distilleries is now operating its own cocktail kiosk on the world's largest skating rink.

Building frustration: construction companies at wit’s end as protests grind projects to a halt

“Our equipment is being held hostage,” Site Preparation co-owner Kathleen Grimes told OBJ. “There’s no opportunity for us to even mitigate any of our losses."

Love thy neighbourhood: Glebe BIA welcomes new executive director

Former Torontonian Patrick Burke says he immediately felt a "community spirit" in the Glebe after moving to Ottawa in 2020.

‘High threshold’ required to deny insurance coverage to protesting truckers, expert says

Commercial trucks involved in the ongoing protests in Ottawa are unlikely to lose their insurance coverage simply for being part of the demonstration, an industry expert says.

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