Property developers and business owners are taking a renewed interest in Bells Corners, attracted in part by development incentives and the growing presence of the nearby DND headquarters

Local tech firms, politicians and economic development officials are pushing to turn the Greenbelt Research Farm in south Nepean into an R&D centre for the emerging field of precision agriculture

Ottawa’s private autonomous vehicle test track, the first of its kind in North America, is almost open for business

Some of the capital’s biggest innovation champions will take the stage for the ISPIM Connects Ottawa conference Apr. 7-10.

Over the past two years, the financial software company has gone from 33 employees to 61, and is still growing, says incoming CEO Michael Johnson

Measuring impact, return on investment, grows in importance as part of a growing call for transparency and accountability in the nonprofit sector

Ottawa’s Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) eyes rental income through purchase of downtown office building

Instead of offering a vacation to a burnt-out, stressed employee, experts say giving them an opportunity to try something new at work might be a better long-term solution

Ford’s move to Kanata South’s newest development will see the auto company add more than 300 engineering jobs, according to real estate firm Cominar

Doyletech has undertaken a survey of stakeholders in Orléans and the surrounding area to draft a new economic development strategy for one of the city’s largest communities

Some of the west end’s largest tenants are signing new leases to accommodate growth – setting in motion a string of moves as other firms quickly snap up the recently vacated space

A new offering from BlackBerry could spur the development of new autonomous vehicle technologies with Ottawa acting as ground zero for the pilot program

Ten of Ottawa’s best employers were honoured at the 12th annual Employees’ Choice Awards Dec. 6 at The Marshes Golf Club.

Kanata North’s business leaders say a new report that puts a dollar figure on the area’s economic impact should warrant a fresh look at infrastructure investment in the region

The promise of light rail is in the air – but Orléans business leaders say that without a major east-end employer, the trains won’t be enough to keep the borough up to speed with the rest of Ottawa

A declining rate of individual donations in the National Capital Region has pushed charities and non-profits to look for partnerships with local businesses

Rideau-area property managers reflect on their response to the 2016 sinkhole and offer practical advice on how to prepare for the unpredictable

As the National Capital Region approaches a population of two million, property developers and managers are rethinking how to create an urban environment for a new generation of workers and residents

The University of Ottawa has announced a new initiative focused on bringing research and talent to the Kanata North technology park

Chris Swail, the director of O-Train planning, says the new council won’t be able to tackle the LRT contract until early 2019

Experts from Ottawa’s cybersecurity sector say a mix of both tech and talent is necessary to keep Canadians and businesses safe

Ottawa Paramedics Service is using a platform from software firm Qlik to help emergency responders save time – and lives

Colette Latour wasn’t about to let a blackout keep her from being a shining example of customer service in the city’s tourism industry.

AI technology could help the air traffic controller predict aircraft patterns and determine when to alert their supervisor of a situation.

Firm helps digital service providers manage broadband devices and services for their subscribers, and currently has more than 200 customers around the world.

Suzanne Grant was one of four Ottawans who were among the recipients of the second annual WISE 50 over 50 awards.

Initiative is targeting companies focused on Internet of Things and cybersecurity, as well as embedded software in various markets including autonomous transport, medical devices, avionics and…

Dream Unlimited doubles equity stake to 80% in project initiated by Windmill Development Group

The bridge was originally constructed between 1898 and 1900 by the Canadian Pacific Railway

As legalization nears, some local pot firms believe small-scale producers could parallel the branding successes of craft beer, while others worry regulations will smoke out the little guys.

Commerce Decisions, a U.K.-based company with offices in Ottawa, has secured a contract worth up to $2 million to support the replacement effort for Canada's aging fleet of fighter jets

San Francisco-based firms operates in more than 850 cities across the U.S. and Canada, and recently raised US$535 million in financing.

Ottawa bucks provincial trend.

Responding to overwhelming interest in the inaugural edition of the festival, organizers increased the number of team spots in 2018 to 100 – all of which were booked within eight minutes.