Kelly stepping down as Shaw Centre CEO
When Pat Kelly arrived in Ottawa to become GM of the Westin Hotel in 1988, the main topic of conversation in the local tourism industry
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Kelly stepping down as Shaw Centre CEO
When Pat Kelly arrived in Ottawa to become GM of the Westin Hotel in 1988, the main topic of conversation in the local tourism industry
High Hopes: Q&A with Tweed Marijuana co-founder Bruce Linton
In its first year of operation, Smiths Falls-based medical marijuana grower Tweed has been creating quite a buzz – and not just among the users
OBJ Newsmaker of the Year: Hunt in a league of his own
Jeff Hunt might be the face of the group that brought professional football back to Ottawa, but there is no denying he is a team
Opinion: ’Tis the season for mall expansions
The numbers are staggering in the battle of the giants between the Rideau Centre and Bayshore Shopping Centre as they move into the late stages
Sagging 67’s attendance prompts OSEG to slash ticket, parking prices
In 2004-05, an average of 9,231 people attended Ottawa 67’s games at the old Civic Centre. Ten years later, the Ontario Hockey League club is
Council approves city leadership for new term
New leadership is now in place at city hall after council on Wednesday approved the list of councillors who will sit on city committees and
Firestone commends Sens for eyeing Lebreton Flats as potential new home
The man who spearheaded the effort to bring NHL hockey to Ottawa nearly 25 years ago said Wednesday the Ottawa Senators’ current owner deserves credit
National Arts Centre to get facelift for 2017
The federal government announced Wednesday it will spend $110.5 million on an “architectural renewal” of the National Arts Centre. The goal is to have a
Opinion: A federal action plan for Ottawa’s economy
This is my second opinion piece in a six-part series on the changing local economy. It will focus on the federal government’s role as a
Local musicians to serenade city callers
Enough with the Muzak already! That’s the message from the city as it announced plans Thursday to start playing music from Ottawa musicians when the
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Didn’t we just do this? More changes coming to the Ontario Construction Act
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EVENT ALERT: Mayor's Breakfast with Ontario Finance Minister on Wednesday, Dec. 4 @ City Hall