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Supporting families at CHEO, one haircut at a time

For anyone still sporting a shaggy summer hairdo – including those who have been putting off a...

City looks to relax infill housing restrictions

Changes would reduce the minimum required lot sizes and raise the four-unit cap that currently applies in some Ottawa neighbourhoods.

Feds pledge $168M for Gladstone Avenue affordable housing projects

Funds will go toward the construction of 698 residential units in four separate buildings at 811, 818 and 933 Gladstone Ave.

Ottawa tech veterans hope sales-boosting software will be a hit with Amazon merchants

SaaS startup Trellis has already landed more than $1M in seed funding from investors in Canada, the United States, the Middle East and Asia.

TekSavvy, other independent internet providers cheer court decision upholding CRTC wholesale rates

Bell, Rogers appeals rejected

Nonprofit Christie Lake Kids shows small business the love with inclusive campaign

Help Us — Help Them — Help Us initiative supports struggling business community and CLK's efforts to enrich lives of vulnerable youth

‘I’m turning people away’: Ottawa golf, tennis facilities booming in COVID-19 era

Rounds played are up 20 per cent at golf courses across the National Capital Region as stir-crazy Ottawans seek ways to enjoy the great outdoors in a safe way.

Bank of Canada warns of uneven recovery despite better than expected bounce back

Central bank holds key interest rate at 0.25%

Ottawa’s tally of VC deals rising despite pandemic, report says

A total of 16 local companies landed VC financing in the first six months of this year, up from a dozen in the first half of 2019.

Housing starts in Ottawa-Gatineau soar 154% in August: CMHC

Builders in Ottawa began work on 1,619 new homes last month, a whopping 167 per cent increase over a year earlier, while new starts in Gatineau also rose.
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