Two groups looking to buy Ottawa Champions, renegotiate stadium lease
Two groups have come forward looking to take over the struggling Ottawa Champions’ stadium lease as some councillors question whether baseball can really work in
Two groups looking to buy Ottawa Champions, renegotiate stadium lease
Two groups have come forward looking to take over the struggling Ottawa Champions’ stadium lease as some councillors question whether baseball can really work in
First-of-its-kind report measures festivals’ multimillion-dollar impact on Ottawa’s economy
Festivals and other major arts and culture events contributed $222.6 million to the local economy in 2016, according to the findings of Ottawa Festivals Network’s
Lansdowne Park turning Aberdeen Square into full-scale event venue
Lansdowne Park is revamping part of its pedestrian mall to host major events and concerts as part of a wider campaign to attract more year-round
U.S. casino suing Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk
A casino in the United States is suing Eugene Melnyk, claiming the Ottawa Senators owner has failed to pay $900,000 in owings
U.S. casino suing Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk
A casino in the United States is suing Eugene Melnyk, claiming the Ottawa Senators owner has failed to pay $900,000 in owings
After ‘16 years of amazing memories,’ Westfest takes final bow
Westfest, the long-running and always-free neighbourhood music festival, will end its run due to a lack of sponsorship dollars
Ottawa club and art gallery SAW set to reopen Friday following two-year, $1M renovation
Well-known Ottawa arts centre SAW reopens to the public Friday evening following two years of construction to triple the size of its gallery and event
City ends struggling Ottawa Champions baseball team’s stadium lease
The City of Ottawa is renegotiating its lease deal with pro baseball’s Ottawa Champions after the club fell more than $400,000 behind in rent payments
Council OKs new fund to boost music industry
Fund is part of city’s three-year strategy to promote local musicians and businesses that cater to them.
Ottawa Senators hire D.J. Smith as head coach
There were more experienced candidates available, but the Ottawa Senators believe D.J. Smith is the best coach to lead the team. The former Toronto Maple
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