Ottawa restaurateur Stephen Beckta plans dinner for 1,000 on Wellington
Wellington Street isn’t known for its food, sitting near pubs and fast-food joints. But on August 27, 1,000 foodies will take over the road in
Ottawa restaurateur Stephen Beckta plans dinner for 1,000 on Wellington
Wellington Street isn’t known for its food, sitting near pubs and fast-food joints. But on August 27, 1,000 foodies will take over the road in
Airbnb hits legal snag in Ontario following Ottawa condo court case
Condo owners across the province could find it more difficult to rent out their units for short periods using services such as Airbnb following a
Cirque du Soleil coming to Zibi in 2017, positioning property as major events space
Developers took the first step in establishing Zibi as a go-to outdoor event space today with the announcement that Cirque du Soleil will bring a
Airport Sell-off: Bad for Passengers and Communities
Since the 1990s, Canada’s major airports have been operating as private, not-for-profit self-sustaining businesses. Today, airports contribute over $1 billion a year in rent and
Ottawa’s Escape Manor expands with Museum of Nature partnership
You will now be able to live out your fantasy of executing a heist from the Canadian Museum of Nature, but the gems are fake
Overseas visitors to Ottawa-Gatineau up more than 8%
While Canadians from across the country are expected to travel to Ottawa next year to celebrate the nation’s 150th anniversary, new figures show tourists from
Chateau Laurier expansion plans scaled back
The development team behind the controversial proposed addition to the Chateau Laurier presented a revised vision of the plan to the public on Thursday night
List of sporting events coming to Ottawa in 2017 grows with addition of Davis Cup
Another marquee sporting match has been added to the growing list of events and festivals coming to Ottawa next year, coinciding with planned year-long celebrations
Design selected for downtown Ottawa Stanley Cup monument
A 3.5-metre-high bowl, made of silvered aluminum bands, is set to be installed at the corner of Sparks and Elgin streets next spring to celebrate
Science & Technology Museum in Ottawa marks one year until re-opening
With less than 12 months to go until an $80-million overhaul is completed, the Canada Science and Technology Museum recently opened its doors to the
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