Ottawa

Marjolaine Hudon: RBC Bluesfest ‘good for people’s souls’

The return of the country’s largest outdoor music festival infuses life back into the downtown core.

‘Dangerously low’ supply of industrial space threatens Ottawa’s status as rising distribution hub: brokerage

Large tenants could start looking at properties in other markets along the St. Lawrence Seaway to address surging demand for warehousing and storage facilities, new

Far reaching implications of Rogers outage shows need for competition: Expert

Techopia

“The outage is illuminating the general lack of competition in telecommunications in Canada,” said Vass Bednar, executive director of McMaster University’s master of public policy

Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate falls below 4% in June

Canada & World

That marks the lowest rate in at least two decades and comes even as the local economy’s job-creation engine stalled last month.

City council boosts YOW recovery and growth with approval of new plan

Ottawa

City council has voted to support the Ottawa airport’s post-pandemic recovery with the creation of an airport-specific Community Improvement Plan (CIP).

Canada headed towards ‘moderate’ recession in 2023: RBC economists

Canada & World

Canada is headed towards a recession in 2023, but it will be short-lived and not as severe as prior downturns, according to a new report

‘He was just somebody who truly wanted to see everyone achieve’: Ottawa mourns tech pioneer John Kelly

Ottawa

Trailblazing founder of NABU Network and former JetForm CEO hailed as ‘generous’ community builder after passing away at age 82.

CMHC says residential mortgage debt grew last year by fastest pace since 2008

Residential

Federal housing agency says growth was driven by increases in both the value and volume of uninsured mortgages for property buying and refinancings.

Op-ed: If you’re not ‘just-in-time’ to coach your employees, it might not be too late

Ottawa

We are seeing a significant new problem in workplaces after COVID and, if it is not addressed quickly, companies are going to fall behind, and

New research hub at Carleton sheds light on the experiences of Black entrepreneurs

Ottawa

The Black Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub is quietly taking shape at Carleton University as it prepares to embark on a multi-stakeholder approach to research that will