
Team-building exercises that participants will actually enjoy
Team building activities and icebreakers can be a tricky part of meeting planning. Do it well, and they can help colleagues forge relationships and teach
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Team-building exercises that participants will actually enjoy
Team building activities and icebreakers can be a tricky part of meeting planning. Do it well, and they can help colleagues forge relationships and teach

Plamondon named interim chair of NCC as Mills’ decade comes to close
At a time of renewal for the National Capital Commission, board member Bob Plamondon will succeed Russell Mills as interim chair, ending the 10-year tenure

Speed limit and parking reductions on docket for two-year, $42M Elgin Street overhaul
Elgin Street could see a reduction of on-street parking and a speed limit as low as 30 km/h as part of a multi-year, multimillion-dollar renewal

Ottawa’s Science and Tech Museum reveals new home for its famous trains
By Alex Abdelwahab The trains are back. Well, actually, they never really left. The Canada Science and Technology Museum’s well-known locomotives were too heavy to

Ottawa brewers have mixed concerns about possible LCBO strike
Local brewers see an LCBO strike as either a major boon to their business or a major bust. While no strike date has been set,

Ottawa LRT construction crane topples over at project site
A construction crane working on Ottawa’s Confederation Line project toppled over Wednesday morning. The crane was working at the eastern tunnel entry portal near the

Ottawa developer John Ruddy donates $1 million to National Arts Centre
They may not be spotlight seekers, but local business leader and philanthropist John Ruddy and his wife, Jennifer, are sharing top billing in the National

Main Farmers’ Market coming back home
The Main Farmers’ Market will be moving back to its Main Street home after a two-year stint at the Museum of Nature.

Forty Under 40 recipients represent city’s best and brightest
A former Grey Cup hero and a founder of one of the city’s fastest-growing tourist attractions are among the recipients in the 20th edition of

Op-ed: Productive advice for Canadian business
Having lived in both countries, I know Canada and Australia share many traits in common – strong historical ties to Great Britain, language, culture, high
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