
New wayfinding signs could soon be coming to Ottawa-Gatineau
When visitors come to the capital, they expect to be able to walk around and find their way easily. But right now, a tourism study

New wayfinding signs could soon be coming to Ottawa-Gatineau
When visitors come to the capital, they expect to be able to walk around and find their way easily. But right now, a tourism study

Soggy grounds and sticky heat don’t stop revellers at Canada 150 bash in Ottawa
Paper Maple Leaf flags soaked by an early morning downpour quickly turned into makeshift fans to ward off sticky afternoon warmth Saturday as thousands of

Photos: Twenty-two storeys up, Westin Ottawa unveils new event space
Ottawa’s largest hotel got a little bit bigger this week as renovations finished on a new glass-enclosed event space that features sightlines of the refurbished

Invite your friends and family for Ottawa 2017 celebrations
Canada Day may have been the country’s biggest birthday party ever, don’t think that July 1 is the end of celebrating in Ottawa! Au contraire

Porter to launch new Ottawa-Fredericton flights in September
Ottawa residents will have a new air connection to Atlantic Canada starting this fall. Porter Airlines said Monday that it will launch daily non-stop service

Ottawa hoteliers still waiting for Canada 150 boost
Attention, visitors: There is indeed still room at the inn this summer. That’s the message local hotel industry officials are pushing after what’s been a

Air Canada frequent flyer program part of digitization push
Air Canada’s plans to develop its own frequent flyer program are one of several digitization initiatives the airline is pursuing to meet the varying needs

Bank of Canada’s ‘reimagined’ museum aims to make monetary policy fun
The Bank of Canada is embarking on a new mission with its soon-to-be-opened museum to show people just how much fun monetary policy can be.

Airbnb sees big surge in Ottawa ahead of Canada Day
Airbnb customers are flooding into Ottawa for Canada Day weekend, and more than twice as many private homes are up for rent this year compared

Watson says city can’t regulate Airbnb in Ottawa just yet
Ottawa won’t be following in Toronto’s footsteps to regulate room-sharing services like Airbnb, at least not for now. City staff in Toronto announced this week
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