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Ottawa-Gatineau loses 8,300 jobs, unemployment rate climbs to 7.0%

Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate increased to 7.0 per cent in September, compared with 6.7 per cent in August....

Developments on St. Laurent, Hazeldean Rd. among those approved at committee

The city’s planning and housing committee has approved a proposal to build a 30-storey mixed-use tower just north of the St. Laurent Shopping Centre.

No ‘seismic shift’ when it comes to nightlife reform, NYC’s former night mayor says

In the mid-2000s, you could find Ariel Palitz at her hopping bar in New York City’s Bowery...

People on the move and accolades and milestones around town

After four years in her role, human resources leader Glenda Boldt is leaving one local family-owned business to join another.

The 2026 CEO of the Year: Mike Matta of Solink

Sixteen years ago, Mike Matta was a young engineer who took a classmate’s suggestion to check out a new company that had just been launched by Terry Matthews.

Tracey Clark takes on new role that makes good on earlier career ‘miss’

While most business leaders who receive a lifetime achievement award might see it as a reason to...

‘13 Voices, One Home’: Local architecture firm hopes to tackle 24 Sussex

A local architecture firm is pursuing a “once-in-a-lifetime” opportunity to renovate the prime minister’s residence, with the goal of representing all 13 provinces and territories in the design.

Battle of Ontario: Do Ottawa or Toronto businesses show up better in AI search results?

When one of Warren Butland’s daughters asked ChatGPT to find a nail salon with good reviews nearby, that was the moment he realized that people are increasingly moving away from Google searches.

Rohit proposes two residential buildings near St. Laurent Shopping Centre

Another residential development is being proposed near the St. Laurent Shopping Centre, a location that has received significant attention from developers as a site for intensification.

Local food recovery program looks for more partners in hospitality sector

After redistributing 500,000 meals to those in need in two years, Ottawa Tourism and La Tablée des Chefs hope to expand their food recovery program to include all hospitality organizations across the city.

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