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For Tom Moore, a retired tech executive and longtime Ottawa resident, giving back to The Ottawa Hospital...

Kingston Conference Centre down to one bidder The City of Kingston is negotiating with a preferred vendor for...

As he prepares to retire after a 40-year career in banking, RBC’s Andrew Arnott has no regrets about staying in Ottawa from the very beginning.

Have you ever wished you could shut the world out, for even half an hour? If so, Amy Courtney has the room for you.

As they await details of how Build Canada Homes (BCH) will engage homebuilders to tackle the country’s...

Quantum science is ushering in the next great wave of technological change — one that promises to...

According to Invest Ottawa, the nation’s capital is home to more than 190 defence companies employing over 10,000 workers. Yet many people working with local defence-tech startups say federal procurement practices make it difficult to sell into their home market.

While the journey toward success is a long one, this year’s Forty Under 40 recipients have found inspiration along the way from a variety of leaders in all corners of the city.

After five years as vice-president of planning and development, Michelle Taggart has stepped into the role of president of Tamarack Homes. She also recently took on the same role for another of the group’s homebuilding companies, Tartan Homes.