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Marie-Eve Sylvestre first woman to hold role of president and vice-chancellor at uOttawa

Marie-Eve Sylvestre has been named the 31st president and vice-chancellor of the University of Ottawa and is...

Culinary clash at Taste for Hope raises $400K for Shepherds of Good Hope

The event: Taste for Hope - The Capital Culinary Clash The venue: Brookstreet Hotel Charity: Shepherds of Good Hope Amount...

Bank of Canada holds key interest rate at 2.75% as tariff uncertainty persists

The Bank of Canada held its benchmark interest rate steady at 2.75 per cent Wednesday as policymakers...

Ottawa’s Celestra Health helps MS patient bike across Canada to raise $1M

Dominic Shadbolt is pedalling 8,000 kilometres across Canada with a mission: raise $1 million for research into...

‘A flawed, beautiful human’: Ottawa businessmen share their struggles with mental health

With this week marking the start of Men’s Mental Health Month, male leaders from across the Ottawa business community gathered for the third consecutive year for a candid and emotional conversation about their own struggles and how they’ve learned to heal.

Sparking change: Mitel partnership marks shift in Kanata-based L-Spark’s trajectory

L-Spark’s leader believes the Kanata-based tech startup accelerator’s new partnership with Mitel will trigger a wave of...

Business confidence in Ottawa dips to levels not seen since outset of pandemic, report shows

Against the backdrop of economic uncertainty and a trade war with the U.S., Ottawa businesses made their...

What’s better than a cute, colourful coffee card? Several Ottawa eateries still have the option

When Naina Kansal decided to launch a pop-up restaurant that paid homage to the Indian street snacks...

‘Big groups’ looking to potentially relocate to offices downtown, new C&W exec Whiting says

While the gap between the haves and the have-nots among Ottawa’s downtown office landlords is showing few...

Stella Luna expands into ByWard Market while Barrio takes over former Pure Kitchen location

Two local eateries are taking over high-profile vacant spots in the ByWard Market area and are expected to be up and running later this month.

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