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Capital Professional’s Open Mic is music to the ears for Big Brothers Big Sisters

“There’s so much talent in this city, it’s amazing any work gets done,” organizer Ted Carty joked on stage at the Rainbow Bistro on Friday

‘I think I can help’: Local communications professional volunteers to assist beleaguered tulip festival

Ottawa, Tourism

As the Canadian Tulip Festival tries to stay afloat among financial worries, one local professional has volunteered to run communications for the organization and hopes

Wife of former Sens player Radek Bonk teams up with local designer to open luxury furniture store in Stittsville

Ottawa

Turning 50 next month was a big enough milestone to motivate Jill Bonk and Jennifer Miller to double-down on a goal they’d set for themselves

Countering global warming

Expert Blogs

Could Ottawa’s clean energy tech cluster be a leader in large-scale atmospheric heat capture and conversion technology? We are witnessing a steady stream of media

Eastern Ontario Regional Housing Summit

April 15, 2024

Building Together: Unlocking Economic Prosperity by Accommodating Housing The 2024 Housing Summit, presented by Enbridge Gas, will explore how are we coordinating as a region

Owner of local delivery service poised to ‘take the hit’ as carbon tax increase boosts gas prices

Ottawa

Martin Charron, owner of Ottawa-based delivery and courier service Gopher-It Deliveries, is taking calls from his car today as he drives throughout the city, delivering

From left, MPP Lucille Collard with guest speakers Carole Myre, Helen Hirsh Spence and Danielle Drever at an International Women's Month reception she hosted at Jackson Café, at the Ottawa Art Gallery on Friday, March 29, 2024. Photo by Caroline Phillips

Who says March goes out like a lamb? Not during International Women’s Month

For many, International Women’s Day can feel like a bit of a whirlwind due to the many celebrations that take place in and around the

Businessman, angel, mentor: Brockville’s David Beatty recalls his early days as an investor and gives a glimpse of what’s next

Eastern Ontario Business Journal

Forty years ago, David Beatty and a group of local investors from Brockville had their eye on a vacant manufacturing plant at the edge of

Feds to lend Telesat $2.14B to help finance Lightspeed LEO satellite program

Techopia

The federal government has agreed to lend Telesat $2.14 billion to help finance the Ottawa-based telecommunications equipment provider’s low-Earth-orbit satellite constellation, the company announced Monday.