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With economic pressures limiting opportunities for students and new grads, local post-secondary schools are working with economic development partners to spotlight the next generation of talent in the city.

In the heart of Ottawa’s ByWard Market, a new kind of investor relations and capital strategy firm...

When Jennifer Heagle started her career, she wanted to run a business that was entrenched in her...

With its throwback theme to the Roaring 20s, luxe aesthetic, and 360-degree cocktail hub within the walls...

The Youth Services Bureau (YSB) is a story of people coming together – of a community that...

Every October, Michael Hapke has an important decision to make.  Do I haul the boards, plexiglass, netting and...

After about a decade of jumping from one industry to another, Michèle Marchand finally found a venture...

In Mark Carney’s “Canada Strong” plan, our prime minister’s priorities are clear. If there is one theme that...

Lawyer and entrepreneur Bree Jamieson-Holloway is used to being the youngest person in the room. In 2020, she was an OBJ Forty Under 40 recipient and two years later became the youngest person ever appointed to the Canadian International Trade Tribunal. Now, she’s been named the 2025 Lifetime Achievement recipient at the Ottawa Businesswoman of the Year Awards — and she just turned 40.