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Ottawa businesswomen take bite out of pandemic with major expansion of Corner Peach

Emma Campbell and Caroline Murphy turn popular Somerset Street West restaurant into thriving food store during COVID-19 crisis

Pandemic-era workplaces: Vaccinations, reopening offices and remote work

There is widespread hope that the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines will enable a full economic reopening and a return to some semblance of normalcy for businesses. 

Ottawa’s Fastest Growing Companies: Wicket brings ‘fresh mindset’ to managing non-profit membership data

Bootstrapped company is looking to grow its footprint in the U.S. market in 2021.

NCC board endorses LeBreton master plan, names shortlist of developers for library lands

Blueprint would see 4,000 housing units and nearly a million square feet of retail and office space built over the next 35 years at LeBreton Flats, along with more than 30 acres of parks.

Joint city committee backs stricter rules on short-term rentals

New bylaw would restrict short-term rentals on Airbnb and other similar platforms to a host's primary residence.

Atwood, Joyal, Gray among recipients of Library and Archives Canada 2020 Scholars Award

Awards recognize remarkable Canadians who have made an outstanding contribution to the creation and promotion of our country’s culture, literary heritage and historical knowledge.

You can make a difference for the good of the planet – here’s how

Carbonbase offers an easy and rewarding way to offset your carbon footprint

Ottawa’s Fastest Growing Companies: Expansion in the cards for e-commerce gaming enterprise Hit Point Press

The firm had its most successful year yet in 2020, boasting more than $4.5 million in global sales.

Teed off: Ottawa golf course operators say sport unfairly targeted in latest closures

Local clubs on track for record revenues in 2021 before provincially mandated shutdown, owners and managers say.

Bank of Canada keeps rate on hold, sees brighter economic outlook

Central bank pulls forward its expectations for when the economy will be strong enough to handle a rise in rates.