Ottawa Business Journal

Susan Odle (centre) performs at Irene's Pub. (Supplied)

My Ottawa: Susan Odle is in tune with nature and with music in the nation’s capital

Ottawa

In this instalment of My Ottawa, Susan Odle reveals her favourite spot to grab a bite, her love for all things music, and the local

Hollowed out: Downtown Gatineau challenges as severe as Ottawa’s, officials say

Ottawa, Insider Only

axe-throwing, escape room, experience economy

From axe-throwing to murder mysteries, stressed consumers are keen to escape to the ‘experience economy’

Ottawa, Insider Only

Canada’s AI reputation at risk if it doesn’t speed up adoption: tech community

Techopia

Members of Canada’s tech community say they’re worried the country is adopting AI too slowly, threatening its reputation as a leader in the sector, if

Stacie Sivyer (left) is the general manager and music curator of The Rainbow. She’s friends with Andrew Penny (right), one of the amplifiers who helped the bar thrive upon re-opening. Photo by Zenith Wolfe

Bright Side of (Downtown) Business: Not the end of The Rainbow, but just the beginning

Ottawa

Once on the brink of shutting down permanently, The Rainbow is now a thriving ByWard Market bar, giving back to the Ottawa community through charity

People on the Move: Robert Rheaume helping Linebox Studio design better future for Ottawa

Insider Only Human Resources, Ottawa, People on the Move, Real Estate

National Lacrosse League’s New York franchise relocating to Ottawa

Ottawa, Sports and Entertainment

Professional lacrosse is returning to the nation’s capital after a two-decade hiatus. The National Lacrosse League announced Wednesday that its New York franchise will relocate

Former Clocktower Brew Pub building in the Glebe to retain distinctive exterior even as new Turkish eatery moves in

Ottawa

The Bank Street building that was once home to the Clocktower Brew Pub in the Glebe will keep its distinctive tower, even as a new

Eastern Ontario commercial real estate: Strong demand along Hwy. 401, slower recovery in the Valley

Eastern Ontario Business Journal, Non-Residential, Real Estate

While markets along Highway 401 are benefiting from strong demand for industrial properties, areas like the Ottawa Valley are seeing a slower recovery for commercial

PCL, EllisDon to lead construction of new Ottawa Hospital Civic campus

Ottawa, Construction, Real Estate

PCL Construction and EllisDon will build the future Ottawa Hospital Civic campus in a joint venture. The Ottawa Hospital and Infrastructure Ontario announced Tuesday the