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Federal civil servants are coming back to the office three days a week — does it change anything?

ABLE2 board chair Nick Korhonen at The Westin hotel on Wednesday, May 1, 2024, alongside Evening in the Maritimes committee volunteers Danielle Demark and Jeff Snyder in what was Snyder's final year chairing the signature fundraiser. Photo by Caroline Phillips

Evening in the Maritimes reels in big crowd, raises $375K-plus for ABLE2

Last night’s Evening in the Maritimes bid fair winds and following seas to Jeff Snyder, a local community leader who’s captained ABLE2’s signature gala for

With Ottawa’s airport back on the ascent, CEO Mark Laroche announces retirement

Ottawa, Tourism

Ottawa International Airport Authority president and CEO Mark Laroche is retiring after more than a decade in the role, he announced Wednesday during the organization’s

Local BIAs pick up awards for community initiatives at annual conference

Ottawa

BIAs in Ottawa and Eastern Ontario won awards from the Ontario Business Improvement Area Association earlier this week.

Federal civil servants mandated to return to office three days a week

Ottawa

Public servants in the core public administration who are eligible for a hybrid work arrangement will be required to work on-site a minimum of three

This year’s tulip festival creates stronger connection to ByWard Market

Ottawa

A closer connection between the annual Canadian Tulip Festival and the ByWard Market will have multiple benefits for residents and tourists to the city, organizers

Calian shares rise as Kanata firm lands two new contracts worth up to $113M

Techopia

Calian Group’s shares edged up slightly Wednesday as the Kanata-based firm announced a new deal worth up to $90 million with General Dynamics Missions Systems-Canada

Versaterm adds Utah firm to growing stable of software companies

Techopia

Versaterm is adding another U.S. enterprise to its growing stable of companies as it continues to expand its service offerings through acquisitions. The Ottawa-based public