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Heading into the Labour Day weekend, it’s a good time to take stock and look ahead to the busy fall season. OBJ has compiled this list of our stories to watch as we coast into the last few months of 2023.

As a leading figure in the rise of two of Ottawa’s fastest-growing artificial intelligence software companies, Solon...

“I put music out all the time, I play in front of lots of people, but this was different,” Tara Shannon said in an interview to discuss her book. “People may like your music or they may not, but a book is like your mind.”

Queer-owned bakery Westboro’s Cupcake Lounge want customers to feel like they are entering a safe and inclusive space. That's why they decided to start selling LGBTQ2S+ pride flag sugar cookies.

If you’d asked her six years ago, Kathryn Stuart would never have predicted where she would find herself today: working the land on her farm in Eganville, where she breeds rare Icelandic livestock.

There wasn’t a single long face to be found — except for the equine variety — at the Spurs and Sparkles benefit that returned last night to Wesley Clover Parks for the first time since its tremendously successful launch more than four years ago.

At Raphaël Peruvian Cuisine on Elgin Street, chef Lizardo Becerra invites diners on an exploration of Peru’s rich culinary tradition with a series of bold, innovative dishes that will surprise and delight your palate. 

Last night’s sold-out Redblacks Summer Rush was like a series of quick little team huddles for those...

China lifted a pandemic ban on group tours to countries last week including the United States and Australia, but tourists are still barred from group visits to Canada.

In the wake of a prolonged shutdown of Ottawa’s light-rail transit system and with winter weather conditions looming, unreliable public transit is creating uncertainty and worry for many businesses.