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The Grand Pizzeria opened in Ottawa’s ByWard Market in 2009. Today, the 17-year-old business is run by...

Shopify Inc. is seeing signs that shoppers are growing increasingly comfortable with artificial intelligence. Harley Finkelstein, president of...

Federal civil servants with skills in high-demand areas could be snapped up by private-sector employers in the...

The city heritage committee has approved an application to expand the Andaz Hotel in the ByWard Market by adding a second tower.

The new head of the ByWard Market District Authority wants to add more high-profile events such as...

Calian Group’s head of defence and space says he hopes a new $100-million investment being led by...

Twenty-three years ago, I arrived at the Ottawa Business Journal as editor. At that time, our main...

The federal government’s decision last week to require employees to return to the office four days a week, and executives five, has been framed by some as a necessary step toward productivity, accountability and organizational cohesion. But beneath the surface, this policy risks sending a far more damaging message: that presence still matters more than performance, and that trust remains conditional rather than foundational.

Ottawa real estate firm Ambassador Realty is proposing to build a mixed-use highrise across from the former Westgate Shopping Centre on Carling Avenue.