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The Mechanical Contractors Association (MCA) came together last week to host its 25th annual Charitable Golf Tournament. This is the event's second year supporting the Kids These Days campaign for CHEO.

The Home Builders of Ottawa Women Leaders (HOWL) Summer Golf Day, presented by Scotiabank, brought members together July 7 at Loch March Golf Club for an afternoon of golf, networking and community in support of Shepherds of Good Hope.

Thee Farm Event & Wellness Centre officially opened its doors in Kemptville this week, marking the arrival of a new destination for corporate retreats, wellness getaways, weddings and milestone celebrations just south of Ottawa.

The inaugural Ottawa Summer Tip-Off (OSTO) brought together Ottawa’s business community for a day of basketball and charitable giving in support of the CHEO Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at the Jack Doyle Athletics Centre.

Ottawa’s young business and community leaders were in the spotlight at the 2026 Forty Under 40 awards gala. Almost 30 years after its founding, the awards gala recognized 40 leaders for their business accomplishments, expertise and community giving.

The Ottawa Board of Trade and Ottawa Business Journal hosted business and community leaders at the Mayor's Breakfast on Thursday, June 11, 2026, for a timely conversation on the future of public transit and its impact on Ottawa's economic growth.

The opportunity to play at Camelot Golf & Country Club while supporting local children is a winning combination. An amazing total of $122,130 was raised on June 15, 2026 for QuickStart Autism.

Mark Motors Group has officially broken ground on its new state-of-the-art Gatineau Volkswagen facility on May 26th, marking a major milestone for the family-owned automotive retailer's expansion into the Outaouais region.

There's no better way to kick off the the ninth annual EY Golf Quest 4 Clinical Trials, held in support of The Ottawa Hospital (TOH), at the Canadian Golf and Country Club than a pre-party at Abby’s Wine Bar with a few NHL Alumni and private dinner at Harmons.

What does Ottawa need to do to strengthen its role in building Canada’s economic future, especially when it comes to innovation. That question was at the centre of a thoughtful discussion on May 26