Carleton University staff start strike, tying up Bronson Avenue traffic
Elsewhere in the city, a group of tow truck drivers are expected to protest what they’re calling unfair practices from Ottawa Police Services, with regards
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Ottawa lawyer Gordon Cudney recognized for shining spotlight on mental health
It’s not every day that a partner at a multinational law firm openly acknowledges living with depression. That Gordon Cudney has been helping to raise
Melnyk renews commitment to Ottawa in letter to Senators supporters
Despite musing in December about moving his NHL team, Ottawa Senators owner – and new CEO – Eugene Melnyk renewed his commitment to the capital
Liberals’ spending plans come under fire from Ottawa critics at post-budget event
While saying the federal Liberals deserve credit for showing “some restraint on spending,” Parliament’s former budget watchdog told a business audience in Ottawa Wednesday the
What the 2018 federal budget means for Ottawa
A new $200-million electronic procurement platform, money to fix up the National Capital Commission’s crumbling assets and a new pay system for public servants are
Ottawa restaurateurs hiking prices, working more to offset minimum wage hike: study
Two months into Ontario’s first of two planned minimum wage hikes, Ottawa restaurant owners are coping by cutting down hourly workers’ shifts and passing the
Camp Fortune, Mont Ste. Marie to extend ski seasons with $1.75M in snowmaking equipment
After fighting an uphill battle with the weather for most of the season, a pair of Outaouais ski resorts got a ray of financial sunshine
Federal contracts: EllisDon wins $9M National Gallery job
The National Gallery has hired general contractor EllisDon to repair and replace parts of the main entrance and glass-enclosed ramped colonnade at the landmark tourist
Lobbyist and former Ottawa Champions president David Gourlay to run for city council
David Gourlay, a government relations executive and until recently the president of the Ottawa Champions baseball club, said he plans to run for a city
Ottawa pursuing return visit for La Machine
Ottawans who were captivated last summer by the mechanical creatures of La Machine might not have to wait too long for a return visit if
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