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Aecon breaks ground on $32M Campeau Drive extension in Kanata North

A forthcoming four-lane road connecting two sections of Campeau Drive is expected to improve capacity for commuters in Kanata North

Makerspace North reinvents incubator model for Ottawa makers and entrepreneurs

A hub for Ottawa’s crafters and creators is finding its way to profit through a new model...

28th Annual Skifest bombs past $2-million mark in total funds raised for Ronald McDonald House Ottawa

Ski event remains largest single fundraiser for local charity that gives out-of-town families dealing with a sick child a place to stay close to CHEO

Canadian advertisers change up Super Bowl commercial strategies following CRTC case

Canadian advertisers say Super Bowl marketing is being shaken up after the conclusion of a years-long battle...

Tale of two agencies: Soshal splits efforts between marketing, technical sides

Ottawa digital agency Soshal is splitting up its operations between its marketing and technical sides, an effort the CEO says is meant to present a clearer picture of what the companies do

Cineplex says proxy advisers recommend shareholders back Cineworld takeover deal

Cineplex Inc. says two influential proxy advisory services have recommended shareholders support a takeover of the company by U.K.-based Cineworld Group PLC

Expansion soccer team in Ottawa will be owned by Atletico de Madrid

The Ottawa side will become the professional league's eighth team when the CPL's second season begins in April

Terry Matthews, Teron family, Daniel Alfredsson support ForeverGreen Gala to protect Kanata greenspace

Inaugural gala raises funds for Kanata Greenspace Protection Coalition's fight against redevelopment of Kanata Golf and Country Club

Scotiabank donates $750K to University of Ottawa AI and society initiative

Scotiabank announced a donation Wednesday to fund new research at the University of Ottawa into artificial intelligence’s impact on society

McMillan creditors, former employees approve Ottawa ad agency’s debt settlement

Creditors of what was once Ottawa’s largest advertising agency have agreed to a settlement that will pay them 50 cents on the dollar, OBJ has learned