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More than three-quarters of Canadian startups believe tariffs will impact their business, a new report found. The survey...

Apartments, health centres and even pickleball courts may be coming to your local mall after Hudson's Bay departs. Retail and...

“Everything must go!” That’s according to the liquidation sale signs that plaster the Hudson’s Bay on Rideau Street. For the owners of Ottawa’s Hair Republic, that includes their salon on the department store’s second floor.

A Quebec retirement home operator is gearing up for its first project in Ottawa as it looks...

As part of its efforts to adjust its summer flight schedule, Porter Airlines will fly direct from...

Swinging in a cocoon, checking out a bat cave, experiencing a “forest immersion.”  These are the three new...

The National Capital Region’s real estate investment market is seeing “a lot of activity” even as securing capital still remains “challenging” for some buyers, a leading Ottawa broker said this week.

The Canadian economy was off to a solid start in January but early signs suggest growth stalled in February...

Telesat’s revenues fell 20 per cent in 2024 compared with the previous year, the Ottawa-based company reported...

The CHEO Foundation will once again be the beneficiary of Atlético Ottawa’s home opener. The Canadian Premier League soccer club will mark the start of the season on April 5 with its “pay what you can” home opener at TD Place. It’s an initiative that allows spectators to buy tickets for a fraction of the regular price, while encouraging them to add a donation to a local organization, according to chief marketing officer Jon Sinden.