Busy streets in the Glebe as shops stay open on holiday Monday
The Glebe along Bank Street looked busy with foot traffic on Thanksgiving Day, likely owing to the recent OMB ruling allowing the neighbourhood’s shops to remain open
Busy streets in the Glebe as shops stay open on holiday Monday
The Glebe along Bank Street looked busy with foot traffic on Thanksgiving Day, likely owing to the recent OMB ruling allowing the neighbourhood’s shops to remain open
Rising costs turn up heat on ByWard Market eateries
News that another acclaimed ByWard Market restaurant is closing its doors is a further indication of a shift in the city’s culinary landscape, industry observers
Westboro BIA eyes 86 new members under boundary expansion
The Westboro Village business improvement area wants to grow again. Eight years after it last expanded, the BIA – which has traditionally focused on the
OMB gives Glebe businesses permission to open on holidays
Retailers in the Glebe now have the option of opening for another six days a year after the Ontario Municipal Board sided with the neighbourhood’s
Video game themed cafe set to open in Sandy Hill
Video games brought Heather Powell to Ottawa, they helped her meet her life partner and now they’ve inspired her to open her own cafe –
Goodlife Fitness planning two new Ottawa locations amid national expansion
Goodlife Fitness says it will hire up to 100 additional Ottawa-based employees to staff its new locations in Stittsville and Herongate Square. The Stittsville club
Game over: Ottawa’s first-ever board game café to close
Ottawa’s first-ever board game café, Monopolatte on Somerset Street, is set to close after three years in business. By Evelyn Harford It was after much thought
Businesses fear impact of Beechwood bike lanes
As Beechwood Avenue undergoes its complete street makeover, shop owners fear the new bike lanes will be bad for business. The complete street project started
Farm Boy wine sales to focus on products unavailable in LCBO
For Ottawa-based Farm Boy, selling wine will be another way to offer local products to its customers, says CEO Jeff York. By Jacob Serebrin “It’s
Evolution of the newsstand: Mags and Fags finds new niche amid rebranding
For 35 years, Elgin Street newsstand Mags and Fags had a memorable name that described exactly what the store sold. By Jacob Serebrin But after
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