Former NHLer Slater Koekkoek finds fulfilment after starting temporary work agency
“I was carrying toilets from 1970s bungalows that needed a revamp and I felt better going back than playing an NHL game when I sat
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Macklem says 2024 likely to be ‘transition’ year as economy slows, inflation falls
Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says he expects 2024 to be a transition year as higher interest rates slow down the economy, making way
Beyond Networking takes it next level with toy drive for CHEO
Contributions of all kinds piled up throughout the night as some 150 attendees arrived with their donations of toys, craft supplies, games, stuffed animals, gift
Economic conditions force holiday closure of Stella Luna locations, layoff of staff
Difficult economic conditions have forced the closure of the Stella Luna Gelato Cafe on Wellington Street West, with staff told they were being laid off
Housing starts in region dip 34% as rates, labour shortages take bite out of market
Ottawa-Gatineau’s annual pace of housing starts fell 34 per cent last month compared with October, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says.
Op-ed: We must look at all options on the ‘housing continuum’ to make Ottawa an attractive city
Between 2011 and 2021, Ottawa lost 31 housing units that rented for under $1,000 per month for every new unit added to the market under
Dave Smith Youth Treatment Centre
What we do The Dave Smith Youth Treatment Centre (DSYTC) is a not-for-profit, community-based agency that is dedicated to helping youth (aged 13-21) and families
With high demand, Porter increases capacity on eight routes out of YOW
In response to high demand in Ottawa, Porter Airlines is increasing capacity on eight routes from the nation’s capital to key destinations in Canada and
District Realty CEO says no immediate plans for redevelopment at City Centre
Hintonburg’s Orange Art Gallery will vacate its space at 290 City Centre Ave. at the end of December after the building’s landlords did not renew
OCOBIA head Michelle Groulx to leave role in new year
Michelle Groulx, executive director of the Ottawa Coalition of Business Improvement Areas (OCOBIA), will leave her role in early January to become president of MBC
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