
Former Ottawa Board of Trade chief Ian Faris lands role at Canadian Chamber of Commerce
OBOT’s former leader is taking on a new advocacy role with an organization that lobbies on behalf of more than a quarter of a million
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Former Ottawa Board of Trade chief Ian Faris lands role at Canadian Chamber of Commerce
OBOT’s former leader is taking on a new advocacy role with an organization that lobbies on behalf of more than a quarter of a million
Giving Guide: The generational shift reshaping Ottawa’s charitable sector
The 2019 edition of the Giving Guide asks why does a demographic shift matter for charitable engagement?
Ottawa’s Stars of the City honoured for putting personal touches on tourism
Ottawa’s top hospitality workers were feted for their displays of exemplary service at the Stars of the City gala Wednesday evening
Canopy Growth says lack of Ontario cannabis retail outlets holds back industry
The Ontario government’s inability to develop sufficient retail capacity for cannabis products is forcing Canopy to revise its fourth-quarter guidance as Canada’s market ‘is simply
This BCom degree connects you with a world of experience
Student clubs ensure a well-rounded education at uOttawa’s Telfer School of Management
Major Ottawa malls in ‘comeback’ mode as holiday season approaches
Buoyed by new tenants and other attractions, regional shopping centres like Bayshore and Rideau Centre predict strong finish to 2019
Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?
Check out which Ottawa-based company is supplying single-shot launchers to the federal government in the latest roundup of contract wins
Cumberland Coun. Stephen Blais named Ontario Liberal candidate in Orléans byelection
The Ontario Liberals have nominated Stephen Blais as their candidate for an upcoming byelection in the riding of Orléans
Airbnb managers push back on Ottawa’s proposed short-term rental regulations
“We’re pretty disappointed with what they’ve come to the table with,” said the co-founder of a 40-person company that specializes in managing Airbnb rental properties
Ottawa’s unemployment rate drops to 4.2% in October
The unemployment rate in Ottawa-Gatineau hit its lowest point in at least 18 years in October on the strength of robust gains in the construction,
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