After 20 years of having nowhere to host sports tournament attendees or out-of-town visitors, Barrhaven is finally getting two hotels – with the possibility of more on the way

Despite a rainy Victoria Day, tourists and locals were flocking to the ByWard Market’s new OTTAWA sign on Monday for photos.

Sens fever may be fun for the city, but it’s also lucrative for local businesses, according to research by Moneris.

Carleton University has appointed Alastair Summerlee as the school’s interim president and vice-chancellor.

Research by Ottawa-based Startup Canada reveals a gendered divide in technology use by small business owners, with women entrepreneurs reporting less comfort adopting new tools.

Flood updates dominated city council on Wednesday as officials transition from delivering sandbags to removing debris.

The Ontario government has approved 76 new grocery stores to sell beer and cider, including five new locations in Ottawa.

The Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario is inviting local hackers in this weekend to come up with big ideas to make life easier for doctors and patients.

The union representing taxi drivers in Ottawa is suing the city for allowing ride-sharing app Uber to operate and threaten their livelihoods.

A new watersport attraction is coming to the Ottawa River.

Wellington West and Westboro will hold onto their “golden goose” free parking – for now. But the city plans to re-evaluate their parking process.

The city has released its report on the cause of the June 8 Rideau Street sinkhole, which blames the incident on sandy soil conditions rather than a faulty watermain.

Sales are down at Ottawa’s oldest farmers markets, but the city has a plan to establish an independent board of directors tasked with bringing them to life again.

Elgin Street’s Slice and Co. has permanently closed, but its owner will reopen the location as a new bar focused on offering a wide local beer selection later this month.

Ottawa will not host the Canada Summer Games in 2021.

Adding an extra $2 to current downtown parking rates could help alleviate road congestion, according to a report commissioned by four city councillors.

It seems Ottawa’s oldest mall won't be a mall for much longer.

The $3.6-billion second phase of Ottawa’s light rail transit is moving full steam ahead.

Despite a raid on Chinatown’s CannaBotanix Dispensary at 646 Somerset St. Friday that left two people arrested, the shop was back to normal operations Monday.  

City staff are recommending a site just west of Bronson, at 557 Wellington Street, for a new iconic central library that will be a 

City councillors may have passed Ottawa’s 2017 budget unanimously on Wednesday, but it took three hours of discussion over policing strategies and transit passes to get there.

Local company Umber Realty is experimenting with new technology by giving buyers and sellers the option of virtual reality property tours.

Ottawa is getting ready to party in 2017 with changes to the city’s alcohol policy.

Could the much-talked-about Trump exodus have Americans requesting northern transfers en masse and help Canada attract talent?

Major Ottawa-area politicians from all levels of government gathered at the banks of the Ottawa River Tuesday for an announcement confirming that funding is lined up for a massive four-year constru

Kanata North councillor Coun. Marianne Wilkinson is asking city staff to research how Ottawa could become ground zero for Canada’s foray into driverless vehicles.

Video games brought Heather Powell to Ottawa, they helped her meet her life partner and now they’ve inspired her to open her own cafe – Rideau Street’s Caffeine 1Up

New Ottawa city manager Steve Kanellakos has announced a new plan to save $2.7 million for taxpayers by cutting management jobs at city hall.

Ottawa foodies regretting a lack of dinner reservations can rejoice – a new app coming to the city promises to fix your fine dining foibles.

An Ottawa company is hoping to make a big splash with a new WiFi camera the size of a toonie.

An Ottawa company heralded for its potential in designing a high-tech wearable for fitness junkies has filed for bankruptcy protection.

Architect Douglas Cardinal continued his fight against Windmill’s waterfront Zibi development on Wednesday at the Ottawa courthouse, asking a judge to reconsider his plea to block construct

Downtown board game café The Loft is levelling up.  

Windmill's waterfront Zibi development is facing another legal challenge on Wednesday as indigenous architect Douglas Cardinal and four other individuals are asking the courts to reconsider

Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson welcomed Thursday’s provincial budget, saying it “sets the stage for a continued partnership for making our community stronger in Ottawa.”

Two separate downtown tower projects received height approval at planning committee on Tuesday, reflecting Chair Jan Harder’s comments that 2016 will be a big year for downtown development.

It’s go time for a group of Ottawa video game professionals aiming to get teen girls involved in the industry.