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Canada’s inflation rate tumbles to 2.8% in June even as grocery prices remain high

Statistics Canada says Canada's inflation rate tumbled to 2.8 per cent in June, putting it within the Bank of Canada's target range for the first time in more than two years.

Stoneworks Technologies acquired by TO firm Fulcrum IT Partners in ‘perfect marriage’

Stoneworks has experienced a growth spurt during the pandemic, but will now get a chance to prove its mettle on a bigger stage after being acquired by Toronto-based Fulcrum IT Partners.

Magnifique! French embassy hosts Bastille Day party to remember

The French embassy in Ottawa hosted some 1,200 guests at its headquarters on Sussex Drive for one of the best parties of the summer: the Bastille Day celebration.

Access vs. ownership: Why workspace-on-demand is the future

As consumers continue prioritizing access over ownership, the sharing economy is growing by the day. Here’s what this trend tells us about the future of the office space industry.

Winning strategy? Tourism industry hopes sporting events can be a game-changer

Attracting marquee sporting competitions such as rugby's Pacific Four Series is the primary goal of the “bid more, win more, host more” strategy, a joint effort between Ottawa Tourism and the City of Ottawa to promote the capital as a world-class event-hosting destination.

RBC Bluesfest enjoys strong opening with global superstar Shania Twain

Superstar Shania Twain was a hit as the headlining musical performer during the opening night of RBC Bluesfest at LeBreton Flats Park on Thursday.

FigBytes named one of Canada’s fastest-growing sustainable companies

FigBytes came in at No. 15 on Corporate Knights’ second annual list of the country’s 25 fastest-growing “green” private companies, the firm announced Thursday. 

‘It’s been a hell of a three years’: Sueling Ching

Sueling Ching discusses the rising costs, the downtown core, and how Ottawa's new municipal government can help businesses grow.

Chinatown BIA efforts at revitalization thwarted by crime, drug use, racism

Between an increase in drug use, rising crime and continued racism, Ottawa’s Chinatown has not recovered from the pandemic – in fact, according to at least one business official, things might be getting worse.

Dress for hybrid work success: Five fashion tips for the new work world

The pandemic led to some bizarre fluctuations in fashion. Local stylist Michelle Leblanc has some tips for hybrid workers who aren't quite sure how to dress as they return to the office part-time.