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Famed Ottawa hair stylist and entrepreneur Rinaldo remembered as ‘great man’

An Ottawa hair stylist whose scissors tended to the tresses of some of the country's biggest political...

Ottawa kids’ clothing store gives e-commerce giant Shopify some brick-and-mortar lessons

Shopify markets itself as an e-commerce solution, the simple storefront that allows its merchants to sell everything...

Ottawa’s Sundae School sweetens Beechwood retail mix

Strolling with her husband and newborn baby near their New Edinburgh home last summer, Lindsay Taub suddenly...

Five new Ottawa grocery stores approved to sell beer and cider

The Ontario government has approved 76 new grocery stores to sell beer and cider, including five new locations...

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...

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...

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. 

“Elgin Beer Project” to take Ottawa retail space vacated by Slice and Co.

Elgin Street’s Slice and Co. has permanently closed, but its owner will reopen the location as a new bar focused...

Boston Pizza moving into former LCBO in Ottawa’s Glebe

Boston Pizza is opening a location in a long-empty Glebe building, according to a provincial liquor licence...

Ottawa’s Gabriel Pizza marks 40th anniversary with expansion plans

Forty stores in 40 years. By Jacob Serebrin That’s the plan for Ottawa-based restaurant chain Gabriel Pizza. On Feb. 28,...
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