
Indecision and demolition: Timeline of Ottawa’s Somerset House non-development
The City of Ottawa received a new design application earlier this month for the derelict Somerset House, opening the latest chapter in a decade-long saga

Indecision and demolition: Timeline of Ottawa’s Somerset House non-development
The City of Ottawa received a new design application earlier this month for the derelict Somerset House, opening the latest chapter in a decade-long saga
Passion is extremely important, says Cody
As part of OBJ’s recent coverage of Small Business Week, reporter Adam Feibel asked local entrepreneurs what advice they had for others looking to take

Gatineau bus drivers begin rotating strikes
The commute over the Ottawa River got even more challenging this week as talks between the Gatineau transit authority and workers broke down, setting up

Stanley Cup lands in Ottawa for 125th anniversary celebrations
While most towns have to cheer through to springtime to get the Stanley Cup, Ottawa just had to wait for it to celebrate a milestone

OBJ gets social with new coverage
The year 2017 will be long be remembered in Ottawa for its sesquicentennial celebrations, chock full of memorable events. To help readers stay on top

Fed raises rate and sees more hikes as US economy improves
The Federal Reserve has raised its benchmark interest rate for the second time in three months and signalled that further hikes this year will be

Canadian household debt hits another record in Q4
The amount Canadians owe compared with how much they earn hit another record high last year. Statistics Canada said the amount of household credit market

How fast is the Internet in Ottawa?
If you suspect your “high-speed” Internet service is regularly stuck in a traffic jam, the City of Ottawa and the agency that oversees Canada’s .ca

Ottawa Irish-Canadians celebrate St. Patrick’s Week with Bruyère fundraiser
If anybody should have been dancing a happy jig at the Irish Canadian Saint Patrick’s Week Luncheon it should have been Vito Di Muccio, who

Ottawa sex toy maker settles US intimate data lawsuit for $5M
An Ottawa vibrator maker accused of secretly tracking the intimate habits of thousands of its customers through a smartphone app has agreed to spend $5
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