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Op-ed: Ottawa’s new zoning by-law sets the stage for growth of all types

Ottawa’s housing shortage has never been abstract, and neither are its economic consequences. Employers struggle to attract...

Bank of Canada holds key interest rate steady at 2.25% in soft economy

The Bank of Canada held its benchmark interest rate steady Wednesday and forecasts a gradual economic recovery...

Ottawa ranks high in Canada for office-to-residential conversions, realtor says

Ottawa has become a leader in office-to-residential conversions over the past few years, according to one local real estate observer.

Here are the words and phrases you should banish from your workplace communications

We’ve all heard them. Those buzzwords and catch phrases that are so often part of the corporate...

Bank of Canada expected to keep key rate steady this week — and maybe all year long

Many economists expect no change in the Bank of Canada's benchmark interest rate later this week — and, possibly, for the rest of the year.

Cyclic Materials raises US$75M in Series C and other news from around the region

Cyclic Materials raises US$75 million in Series C round Cyclic Materials has closed an over-subscribed US$75 million Series...

Ottawa Tourism increasingly looking to private investors to support projects in the city

Ottawa Tourism is borrowing from the tech sector’s playbook as it looks for ways to attract more private investment in projects that will make the city an even more appealing destination.

We ask former TV anchor Graham Richardson about his new perspective on world events

Graham Richardson knows how to spot a good story, and in an era of information overload, he’s putting those skills to work to help businesses grab the public’s attention.

Zellers plans national expansion of new store format that could bring ‘Zellers 3.0’ to Ottawa

Canadian discount retailer Zellers may be making a comeback in Ottawa as the brand pursues national expansion...

Five big things that could impact tourism in Ottawa

According to the president and CEO of Ottawa Tourism, 2025 was a banner year in the city. Here are five things with the potential to shape the tourism sector in 2026 and beyond.

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