City chooses Merx for e-procurement pilot project
The city of Ottawa announced Tuesday it has selected MERX Networks to fulfill a two-year e-procurement pilot project to automate bid solicitations for request for
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City chooses Merx for e-procurement pilot project
The city of Ottawa announced Tuesday it has selected MERX Networks to fulfill a two-year e-procurement pilot project to automate bid solicitations for request for
ByWard Market establishments honoured for responsible liquor sales
The second annual Best Bar None Awards were handed out Thursday at Empire Restaurant, recognizing ByWard Market establishments with the highest standards for the responsible
Opinion: Hidden fees tax consumers’ patience
It’s an exasperating truth many consumers know all too well: the price you see on the tag or in the ad is very often not
We all know Mark Sutcliffe as a ubiquitous presence in Ottawa’s media scene. The tireless journalist and entrepreneur wears many hats – he hosts a
Senators owner Melnyk discharged from hospital after successful liver transplant
Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk has been discharged from a Toronto hospital after undergoing a successful liver transplant last month. “Mr. Melnyk’s recovery has been
Canada to set attendance record without kicking a ball at Women’s World Cup
Canada will break a record without kicking a ball at the Women’s World Cup. The 42,000 tickets already sold for Saturday’s tournament opener at
Strong interest in growing Ottawa film and television industry
The strong turnout for a film and television job fair this past weekend suggests there’s a “big interest” in Ottawa for the growing industry, Invest
Upstart Canadian channel Gusto TV tries to take on Food Network
Has Chris Knight bitten off more than he can chew? The Ottawa-based entrepreneur spent years producing cooking shows for The Food Network and others.
The Shaw Centre’s new boss definitely can’t be accused of setting the bar too low. Nina Kressler, who took over as chief executive and president
Corruption charges put sponsors of Women’s World Cup in tight spot: expert
Corruption allegations against senior FIFA officials have put sponsors of the upcoming Women’s World Cup in Canada in a tight spot, says a sports marketing
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