Marie Boivin out as Ottawa Chamber chair; Accu-Rate halts service
The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce is currently without a chairperson as its former board leader, Marie Boivin, continues to battle sanctions by the U.S. Treasury
Marie Boivin out as Ottawa Chamber chair; Accu-Rate halts service
The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce is currently without a chairperson as its former board leader, Marie Boivin, continues to battle sanctions by the U.S. Treasury
Ottawa-Gatineau unemployment rate dips to 6.1% as feds keep hiring
After hitting a record high in November, the number of people working in the National Capital Region dipped slightly last month as employers shed 500
Apple makes life easier for Ottawa iOS app developers
As Apple offers a rare glimpse into its App Store sales data, several Ottawa developers say the California tech giant has made several significant changes
Forty Under 40 nominations now open
For 20 straight years, the Ottawa Business Journal has been honouring the top 40 professionals under the age of 40 to highlight the talent within
Ottawa-Gatineau rail link likely a decade away, despite political support
Gatineau’s mayor says a light-rail transit line could connect both sides of the Ottawa River. By Dylan C. Robertson In a year-end interview with Radio-Canada, Mayor
Made in Ottawa: Rimikon lights up the capital
Despite their ubiquity in homes and offices around the world, traditional light bulbs come with significant drawbacks: Toxic components, limited lifespan, electrical shock hazards and,
Update: Ottawa’s Fresco Bistro Italiano, The Guest Room closing on Elgin Street
Fresco Bistro Italiano’s Elgin Street location, as well as its adjoining cocktail lounge The Guest Room, are both closing on Thursday. Jim Bickford, who co-owned
HR lessons from a collaborative Ottawa kitchen with Ross Fraser
Few industries rely on happy workers like restaurants. For Ross Fraser – who, with his brother Simon, runs the Fraser Cafe, Table 40, The Rowan
Independent report clears City of Ottawa in Rideau sinkhole
The massive, van-swallowing sinkhole that opened up on Rideau Street earlier this year was not the city’s fault, according to an external investigation the city commissioned. By Ryan
Ottawa business helps rebuild Nepal, one cashmere wrap at a time
An Ottawa cashmere company is selling scarves and wraps in this country that help to rebuild classrooms in Nepal. By Ryan Tumilty Corala Cashmere – the
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