Ottawa

Superette CEO Mimi Lam is taking her cannabis retailing business to the street after the Ontario government backtracked on last week’s decision to shut down all private pot sales in the province.

Move follows city's extension of ban on public gatherings to June 30.

The Ontario government’s decision late last week to change course and order pot stores to close feels like a bit of a double whammy to the owner of Hobo Cannabis.

Officials concerned move may draw more people out; urge residents to stay inside or use less popular routes

The City of Ottawa is putting more than 4,000 part-time workers on unpaid leave as the COVID-19...

Industry group's new boss has a daunting task ahead: sustaining an industry that makes its money from people congregating in large groups when such gatherings are now banned.

Ross says much of the work for its approximately 830 employees has stopped, but the company has avoided layoffs.

“I believe it will take years to build our passenger numbers back to 2019 levels,” YOW's chief told reporters, adding later: “I hope I’m wrong.” 

The Sens organization is implementing temporary layoffs and salary reductions due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Guards at an Ottawa jail refused to work Tuesday morning due to the lack of COVID-19 screening of those going inside the institution, the union representing its correctional workers said