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Music lovers catch early summer vibes at Ottawa Jazz Festival

Ottawa’s long-suffering downtown sprung back to life Friday night with live music, a relaxed atmosphere and large crowds during the opening night of the Ottawa Jazz Festival.

Ottawa Hospital donor, volunteer fundraiser Rob Ashe invites Cognos crowd over to his place

From a distance, it appeared last night as though corporate visionary Rob Ashe and his wife were merely hosting a backyard reunion with the gang from former software giant Cognos.

In pictures: Ottawa’s fastest-growing companies feted by business leaders

The founders and executives of some of Ottawa’s top-performing companies gathered to network, relax and celebrate each other’s success at TCC Canada’s Collaboration Centre on Elgin Street Tuesday.

‘I have not seen anything anywhere that looks like what’s going on in Ottawa’: Goldy Hyder

Goldy Hyder, president and CEO of the Business Council of Canada, discusses leveraging Canadian talent and addressing barriers to business growth.

How Daniel Alfredsson spent his Saturday afternoon: playing pickleball for the Ottawa Heart Institute

Hockey hero Daniel Alfredsson dropped by the RA Centre to help raise funds for the University of Ottawa Heart Institute by playing the Ottawa Pickleball Classic.

New Arc’teryx store a good fit for Rideau Centre, downtown Ottawa, analyst says

As Nordstrom prepares to close at the end of the month, the opening of high-performance apparel and equipment brand Arc’teryx in the CF Rideau Centre is the sort of retailer the mall needs, says one market watcher.

Ottawa businessmen ‘dare to be vulnerable’ by speaking openly about mental health

Suck it up, don’t be a sissy, be strong, be tough are all phrases repeated to many boys, making it harder for them to express or share their emotions by the time they become men, Dare to be Vulnerable Project founder Susan Blain said.

Wildfire smoke, air quality new variables for Ottawa tourism

Small businesses and tourism operators in Ottawa are seeing visitors cancel tours and avoid sightseeing around the city amid lingering clouds of smoke and poor air quality from wildfires burning in Ontario and Quebec. 

The results are in — see how business confidence is faring this year in Ottawa

The 2023 Welch LLP Business Growth Survey launched Wednesday, providing insights into Ottawa's regional economy, business confidence and emerging trends.

Ottawa home sales rise in May as realtors say bidding wars are back

Home sales in the capital rose six per cent last month from May 2022, the Ottawa Real Estate Board reported this week – and realtors say the bidding wars that raged during the market’s peak in late 2021 and early 2022 are back as a lack of supply continues to limit buyers’ options.