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Worry about stagflation, a flashback to ’70s, begins to grow in the U.S.

Stagflation. It was the dreaded "S word" of the 1970s. For Americans of a certain age, it conjures...

Job vacancies hit record high of more than 1 million in March: StatCan

StatsCan said employers were seeking to fill more than one million positions at the beginning of March, up 22.6 per cent from February and 60.5 per cent from the prior year.

A material difference: Businesses pitch in to support Ottawa Clothing Drive

Not only is the Ottawa Clothing Drive back, but it’s recruited a couple of ambitious goal-setting entrepreneurs intent on collecting 100,000 gently used items.

Eastern Ontario Staycation Guide: Exciting discoveries await at the Canadian Museum of Nature

This interactive museum is the National Capital Region’s go-to destination for inspiring experiences and memorable engagement with nature’s past, present and future.

Cool relief: Hintonburg’s Merry Dairy provides freezer space, generator to residents hit by storm

Popular ice cream parlour converted its truck into a mobile phone-charging unit and offered up space in its walk-in freezer for homeowners to store perishables.

Slater Street property to be home to Montreal developer’s third Marriott-branded Ottawa hotel

It's just the latest in a series of hotel projects launched by the Rimap group of companies in a bid to add new inventory to what it feels is an underserved market.

Insurance claimants face long wait times after deadly storm hits Ontario and Quebec

"My major cause for concern right now is establishing what insurance will and will not cover, and how expeditiously they will do so," said one Carlsbad Springs resident.

Interest in mortgages from alternative lenders up as rates rise: Brokers

Canadian homebuyers are increasingly considering credit unions and private lenders to secure mortgages as rates rise, brokers say.

Aging hydro grid needs upgrade, biz leaders say in wake of Saturday’s deadly storm

About 74,000 customers remained without power in the city Tuesday afternoon, and Hydro Ottawa officials said it could be days before the grid is fully restored.

‘Ottawa can’t catch a break’: Businesses say Saturday’s wicked storm brings back memories of 2018 tornadoes

Saturday’s devastating storm that knocked the lights out at tens of thousands of homes and businesses across the city delivered a powerful feeling of deja vu to Jacqui Okum.
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