
Vive la France: Ottawa Tourism boss hopes Paris trip builds bridges between two cities
Ottawa is “trending in the right direction” as a tourist destination for Parisians and visitors from other parts of Europe thanks to new direct flights
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Vive la France: Ottawa Tourism boss hopes Paris trip builds bridges between two cities
Ottawa is “trending in the right direction” as a tourist destination for Parisians and visitors from other parts of Europe thanks to new direct flights
Savour the City: Take a tour of some of Ottawa’s best secret garden patios
To help you make the most of the short-lived summer season, we’ve rounded up a handful of quiet courtyards and secret garden patios that let
CLV Group to convert former office building at 360 Laurier Ave. W. into apartments
CLV Group plans to gut the recently vacated Narono Building at 360 Laurier Ave. W. and turn it into a residential development with 139 rental
Some Ottawa ‘food desert’ neighbourhoods to benefit from city zoning change
A bylaw amendment that would allow grocery stores to be constructed in certain types of zones is being called “wonderful” by at least one small
Ottawa patios adapt to pre-pandemic norms, even as experts argue for permanent changes
Despite confusion being experienced in other cities as a result of a post-pandemic patchwork of patio regulations and fees, Ottawa businesses are adapting well.
Brigil follows downtown proposal with plan for three-building project on Baseline Road
After announcing plans to build more than 1,000 rental units at the site of the old Greyhound bus terminal in downtown Ottawa, Brigil says it
‘Gordon was a giant’: Giant Tiger founder Gordon Reid dies at 89
Gordon Reid, a legendary figure in Ottawa business who founded discount chain Giant Tiger and built it into one of Canada’s most successful and recognizable
Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate rises to 4.3% in June
Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate rose slightly in June as a spike in the number of people looking for work more than offset new job creation. The
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