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Last call for the survey! Let’s hear your business priorities for the next federal government

It promises to be a tumultuous year for local businesses, with a provincial election, federal election and...

Marriott Ottawa upgrades to include ‘revamped’ restaurant with new concept, hotel says

The owners of the Marriott Ottawa hotel said this week the 489-room property on Kent Street – which opened in 1971 and last underwent significant renovations 15 years ago – will receive a “sweeping overhaul.”

Shopify lists U.S. site alongside Ottawa on SEC filing for first time to ‘align’ itself with peers

Shopify has listed a U.S. address alongside its Ottawa-based headquarters for the first time in an annual...

Canada’s economy heated up heading into 2025 — now comes Trump

Canada's economy was heating up heading into 2025, but the return of U.S. President Donald Trump to the White...

Threat of tariffs is galvanizing business leaders to action, head of Ontario chamber says

While business confidence has been battered by U.S. tariff threats, Ontario Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Daniel Tisch said he’s never seen more energy and unity from business and government leaders alike.

Kinaxis stock rises as supply-chain software usage surges

Kinaxis’s stock was up nearly six per cent Thursday afternoon after the Kanata-based company said usage of...

Top of Mind in Tech: From founder to banker, Lindy Ledohowski offers her view on local tech

From professor to tech founder to banker, Lindy Ledohowski has worn many hats in her career.  Starting out...

Hawkesbury’s Tulmar Safety Systems ramps up production after contract win with British navy

Hawkesbury-based Tulmar Safety Systems has secured a multi-year contract to supply thousands of high-tech tactical life jackets...

NCC official confident a new arena at LeBreton Flats will be part of Ottawa’s nightlife economy

Nightlife can’t be improved without the support of all sectors, Ottawa’s nightlife commissioner Mathieu Grondin said at an event Tuesday evening.

Marriott Ottawa hotel to get major upgrade as industry hopes for more growth in 2025

The owners of the Marriott Ottawa hotel said Tuesday the 489-room property – which opened in 1971 and last underwent significant renovations 15 years ago – is about to receive a “sweeping overhaul,” with work slated to begin immediately.

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