Got what it takes to be the city’s new nightlife commish? Check out the new posting
The job posting for the new position of nightlife commissioner is now available as the City of Ottawa begins recruitment for the much-anticipated role.
Got what it takes to be the city’s new nightlife commish? Check out the new posting
The job posting for the new position of nightlife commissioner is now available as the City of Ottawa begins recruitment for the much-anticipated role.
Networking mixer at the Rainbow strikes chord with leaders in business, music
A special invitation to the inaugural The Next Stage event held at the Rainbow Bistro last night was the equivalent of a golden ticket, writes
My Ottawa Life: Erin Benjamin takes us on the best day – and night – ever in Ottawa
In this instalment of My Ottawa Life, Erin Benjamin shares her favourite lunch and retail spots, some of the best music venues and local artists
New nightlife commissioner will need to ‘dream big,’ one industry expert says
As the City of Ottawa prepares to open the office of the nightlife commissioner and recruit for the new role early in 2024, one Ottawa
Businesses welcome plan to revitalize city’s nightlife scene
Ottawa already has great nightlife, it just needs to be promoted, say supporters of the city’s proposed Nightlife Economy Action Plan.
Transformative tales at Women, Wine & Wisdom
Dinner featured panel discussion with female cabinet minister, gender-transitioned banker and voice of Canada’s music industry.
Three things Ottawa business leaders would like to see from the next council
Executives from the retail, live music, hospitality and tech sectors weighed in on their top priorities for the city’s next group of elected officials during
Blue Rodeo, Serena Ryder: Does Kinaxis know how to throw a party or what?
The evening was “one giant hug,” in the words of Kinaxis CEO John Sicard. “I think we needed this.”
Red Bird Live ready to fly as Ottawa’s newest music venue
Owner Geoff Cass plans to host open-stage nights, jam sessions, family-friendly gatherings and evening shows featuring performances by folk and Americana artists at the new
Music to fans’ ears: Outdoor concert slated for Lansdowne Park in late March
First-of-its-kind event during pandemic will require all spectators to be screened for COVID-19 in advance.
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