Mark Sutcliffe

Downtown Ottawa skyline in winter board of trade

Q&A: ‘Historic challenge’: Sutcliffe on downtown revitalization, the future of the ByWard Market and more

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Q&A: Sutcliffe hopes PM’s announcement brings ‘more clarity’ to city’s relationship with feds

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Mayor Mark Sutcliffe joins Team Ottawa for lunch service. (Photo by Mia Jensen)

Business leaders serve up hope during Shepherds’ holiday campaign

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Ottawa business leaders spent the morning making sandwiches and serving beef stew at the Shepherds of Good Hope soup kitchen on King Edward Avenue as

Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy announced a $20 million investment in Ottawa's tourism and downtown revitalization efforts over the next three years. Photo by Mark Holleron.

UPDATE: Province provides $20M for downtown revitalization, tourism in Ottawa

Ottawa, Top Stories

The Ontario government is advancing its “new deal” for Ottawa with a $20-million investment in tourism and downtown revitalization efforts over the next three years.

Techopia Live: Building Ottawa into a global tech hub | Episode 271

Techopia, Ottawa Business Journal Podcast

Techopia Live was on the road for November’s TechTuesday, organized by Wesley Clover Corp. The monthly event brought together tech and political leaders for an

Erik Hoffman speaks at mayor's breakfast

New downtown events venue will be ‘best of all worlds,’ Live Nation exec tells mayor

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Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe and Gatineau Mayor Maude Marquis-Bissonnette at the Mayor's Breakfast Thursday morning. (Photo by Mia Jensen)

Ottawa, Gatineau mayors pledge to work together on regional issues, downtowns

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Mayor Mark Sutcliffe (left) discusses PSAC's controversial statement following the Mayor's Breakfast event Thursday morning, which featured Gatineau Mayor Maude Marquis-Bissonnette. (Photo by Mia Jensen)

PSAC modifies its ‘buy nothing’ stance as Ottawa business leaders criticize its tactics

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Ottawa business leaders were quick to condemn a campaign issued Wednesday by the Public Service Alliance of Canada calling on its members to “buy nothing”

As pushback for feds’ RTO mandate, PSAC urges members not to buy from downtown biz

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PSAC is encouraging members to avoid spending money downtown to protest the federal government’s return-to-office mandate, which went into effect this week.