Here are Ottawa’s top 20 Best Places to Work for 2025
From hiring practices to training and development, there are many things to consider when it comes to being one of the city’s Best Places to
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Colonnade BridgePort’s Hugh Gorman named Ottawa’s 2025 CEO of the Year
As the CEO of Colonnade BridgePort since 2008, Hugh Gorman has guided the firm to the pinnacle of the local real estate industry. The company,
Here are the 20 organizations named Best Places to Work in 2025
From hiring practices to return-to-office and from pay and benefits to training and development, there are many things to consider when it comes to being
Board of trade unveils new website to track progress on downtown action plan
A new online portal was unveiled today that will track the progress of Ottawa’s downtown revitalization plan and allow for better transparency, the head of
Centretown BIA plans to expand again, encompassing 300 additional businesses
As part of its revitalization plan, the Centretown BIA could see its boundaries expand to include 300 businesses by the new year. SabriNa Lemay, executive
Downtown BIAs say they’re cautiously optimistic about new sports arena at LeBreton Flats
A new sports arena at LeBreton Flats would be a catalyst for revitalization, the Downtown BIA executive director says. In a statement on Monday, the
BREAKING: Senators reach deal with NCC to buy land for new arena at LeBreton Flats
After years of false starts and on-again, off-again negotiations, a new NHL arena at LeBreton Flats appears to be a major step closer to becoming
Nominations now open for 2025 Best Ottawa Business Awards
It’s that time of year: the Best Ottawa Business Awards (BOBs) are once again accepting nominations for one of the city’s most prestigious business awards
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The $500-million fundraising campaign is the largest in our city’s history. It will reshape the future of healthcare in Ottawa and beyond.
