Ottawa

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

Ottawa

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

Zipliners brave the smoke-filled skies, but operators worry what the future holds

Ottawa, Tourism

Clouds of smoke and smog might have obscured the view but didn’t deter too many adrenaline-seekers from ziplining across the Ottawa River this weekend, operators

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

Ottawa, Real Estate, Residential

Home sales in the capital rose six per cent last month from May 2022, the Ottawa Real Estate Board reported this week – and realtors

‘It’s like living in a friggin’ museum’: Ottawa must be a ‘people first city,’ one thought leader argues

Ottawa, Top Stories

In light of current remote work trends, particularly among knowledge workers, the city needs to create a downtown that serves as the heart of human

Techopia Live: Kyle Braatz, CEO of the Year 2022

Techopia

There is no stopping Kyle Braatz, CEO of Fullscript and 23rd recipient of CEO of the Year. In Techopia Live, Braatz and OBJ’s Michael CUrran

Ottawa Senators confirm team is up for sale, but must remain in the city

Sports and Entertainment

The Ottawa Senators confirmed Friday that they have initiated a process to sell the hockey club, with the one condition that the team remain in

Transformative tales at Women, Wine & Wisdom

Dinner featured panel discussion with female cabinet minister, gender-transitioned banker and voice of Canada’s music industry.

Ottawa a tech market to watch, new report from CBRE says

Techopia

Capital ranked second among North American cities based on tech employment clustering, with 39,000 high-tech workers representing 27.5 per cent of office employment.

Jacqueline Belsito

Spotlight

The Senators Community Foundation have announced that decorated philanthropist and Ottawa native Jacqueline Belsito has been named the organization’s new president. Relaunched in September, the

Business groups call on feds to bring public sector employees back to the office

Ottawa

In a letter with 33 signatories, business leaders argue that some governments are lagging in their plans to bring public-sector employees back to the office.