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The procurement process for the construction of a high-speed rail route from Toronto to Quebec City has...

With the Michelin Guide making its way to Canada over the past few years, hungry Ottawans have...

I sat down at a small restaurant a few blocks from my hotel, somewhere west of the Bund in a Shanghai neighbourhood where I didn’t see any other tourists. There was a laminated QR code on the corner of the table, so I opened AliPay, scanned the code and a menu translated into English opened on my phone.

Countless businesses and organizations in the city are putting AI to work in unique — and sometimes...

The National Capital Commission has approved a master plan for the redevelopment of Confederation Heights, laying the...

City council approved a zoning amendment Wednesday that would allow two mid-rise residential buildings to be constructed next to the Boys and Girls Club facility in the Heron Gate neighbourhood.

An Alto official says Ottawa could still see significant tourism gains, even if a high-speed rail station is not located downtown.

After securing the land for an affordable housing development in the Glebe, a local non-profit housing provider is turning to private partners and community members to get the project off the ground.

Julie Kinnear is joining Ottawa Tourism as its vice-president of marketing and communications, starting in August.