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Red Apron co-owner says break-ins just one symptom of a larger problem in Centretown

One Ottawa business owner whose store was broken into on Saturday night says the incident is a...

Ottawa poised for post-election surge in commercial real estate investment, broker says

A top executive at one of the city’s largest commercial real estate brokerages says he expects Ottawa’s...

Ottawa Senators extend naming rights agreement at Canadian Tire Centre

While the Ottawa Senators continue to pursue a deal to build a new arena at LeBreton Flats,...

People on the Move: Irfan Ahmed joins Procom and Howard Nemiroff named dean at Sprott

Canadian IT recruitment agency Procom is expanding its Ottawa presence and has tapped former Altis executive Irfan Ahmed to lead the effort.

Why a return to the office is ‘not super-high’ on this Ottawa tech CEO’s priority list

While tech leaders around the world are embracing return-to-office policies, Michael Johnson is bucking the trend –...

Sun Life proposes four-tower residential complex on Bank Street south

Sun Life wants to build four mixed-use highrises ranging from 25 to 40 storeys on the south...

Ottawa residents might recognize these names on this year’s Forbes Billionaires list

Tobi Lütke, Bill Malhotra, Terry Matthews and Michael Andlauer were named in the magazine’s 2025 list, which identifies the richest people across the globe.

Startup Blumind raises $20M, eyes more Ottawa hiring to design energy-slashing analog chips

Founded in 2020, Blumind has developed products based on what’s known as analog computing that it says use anywhere from 100 to 1,000 times less energy than current AI chips.

Little Italy’s food scene benefiting from population growth, development in the area

An influx of residents from nearby highrises and ongoing development projects are helping Little Italy become an even better-known neighbourhood for foodies.
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