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The Growcer signs produce supply deal with university food services firm Chartwells

Ottawa-based hydroponics startup The Growcer will soon be installing its high-tech system for growing fruits and vegetables...

Ottawa chefs donate time and food for Shepherds of Good Hope’s signature fundraiser

Everybody's got to eat, so why not eat really well, make it more fun by doing it...

Central bank holds rate, notes ‘increased uncertainty’ on timing of future hikes

The Bank of Canada is leaving its key interest rate unchanged and is pointing to increased uncertainty...

Making intensification work in Ottawa

More people living on less land means less sprawl. However, when poorly designed or located in inappropriate areas, infill development is often accused – with some justification – of degrading the urban landscape and livability of a community.

Health Canada looking into Canopy Growth’s sponsorship of charity event

Health Canada is looking into whether two cannabis companies' sponsorship of a children's charity event last October...

Tickets on sale for CNIB’s culinary experience of dining while blindfolded

There are so many novel things about Dining in the Dark, including the fact that you can...

Kanata’s L-Spark partners with Algonquin College on student entrepreneurship initiatives

Kanata-based L-Spark is taking some space at Algonquin College to make its mark on the post-secondary institution’s...

Feds expect to rollout new $80M electronic procurement system starting late 2019

The federal government will start rolling out its new electronic procurement system later this year, representing a...

Ottawa sees modest rise in February home sales

Ottawa realtors continued to sell residential properties at a brisk pace in February, though the year-over-year increase...

LRT will not be ready by March 31; city says handover now expected in Q2 2019

The consortium building the first phase of Ottawa’s light-rail transit system will miss its third handover deadline,...