ByWard Market

Ottawa Artwalk aims to change people’s perceptions of the ByWard Market

Local bakery introduces new cookie for Biden

Ottawa

This local bakery knows the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach – and that’s as true for U.S. President Joe Biden as

‘It just needs a bit of love’: ByWard Market businesses back proposed new governance structure

Ottawa

Business owners are applauding a proposal to dissolve the ByWard Market BIA in favour of a new municipal services corporation structure.

Ottawa Tourism doles out federal relief to long and varied list of recipients

Tourism

From bees to cheese and boating to bus tours, 55 tourism businesses in the Ottawa and Prescott-Russell region have received funding to help them recover

‘Stoked on thrifting’: How sustainability is making its mark on the fashion industry

Retail

A new rise in popularity for second-hand clothing is bringing its own challenges, including potentially diverting cheaper clothing away from those who need it.

Bright Side of Business: Former Air Force officer helps young Inuit women celebrate their own success

Ottawa

Giving back to her community “fuels” Catherine Priestman, a passion that has created a bursary that looks for young Inuit women who are staples in

Businesses see ‘glimmer of hope’ in province’s plan to lift capacity limits, ditch vaccine passports

Ottawa

Even though it’s only mid-February, Stephen Beckta felt like a man emerging from a long, lonely winter on Monday.

Ex-banker Jeff Darwin sold on ByWard Market’s potential

Ottawa

It might seem like a bit of a leap for a career banker to take on the task of revitalizing the ByWard Market, but Jeff

Real Sports Bar shuts amid intensifying competition for Ottawa entertainment dollars

Sports and Entertainment

Four years after it opened its doors in the ByWard Market with much fanfare, the Real Sports Bar & Grill suddenly announced it was closing

Telfer EMBA connects Chinese delegation to Ottawa business community

Ottawa

“Guanxi,” a traditional Chinese term, refers to the networks and relationships that facilitate business dealings. The Telfer School of Management’s Executive MBA program demonstrated its commitment