Ottawa

The cities of Ottawa and Gatineau have unveiled a task force aimed at turning the region into...

Nitin Mehra lives and breathes food and all things cooking.  It’s why he and his family opened the...

With its distinctive glass cupolas and brick facade against a tree-lined escarpment, Place d'Orleans could be a...

The Grand Pizzeria opened in Ottawa’s ByWard Market in 2009. Today, the 17-year-old business is run by...

The new head of the ByWard Market District Authority wants to add more high-profile events such as...

Twenty-three years ago, I arrived at the Ottawa Business Journal as editor. At that time, our main...

The federal government’s decision last week to require employees to return to the office four days a week, and executives five, has been framed by some as a necessary step toward productivity, accountability and organizational cohesion. But beneath the surface, this policy risks sending a far more damaging message: that presence still matters more than performance, and that trust remains conditional rather than foundational.

As Canada ramps up military spending and Ottawa strives to become a defence innovation hub, commercial real...

The head of the Ottawa Board of Trade is welcoming the federal government’s move to bring employees...