Mia Jensen

Absinthe, a European bistro-style restaurant that has operated in Hintonburg for more than two decades, is listed for sale.

Joining Kinaxis feels like a full-circle moment for Marissa Tree-Hannum, who began her new position as the company’s vice-president of communications earlier this month.

With an increasing number of air travel passengers using the Ottawa International Airport for connecting flights, the airport is working on a new capital project to improve screening and passenger processing for connecting flyers.

Housing appeared to be the priority for business leaders, politicians and business organizations reacting to Mark Sutcliffe’s re-election Tuesday as mayor of Ottawa.

The Westin Ottawa and Delta Hotels Ottawa City Centre have announced two new general managers to replace retiring GM Ross Meredith, who has held both roles since 2020.

With the accounting industry often slow to adopt new technologies, artificial intelligence promises to be a major disruptor, local experts predict.

It’s been a banner 2026 for Ottawa Community Housing, but the city’s largest non-profit landlord said its recent wins are a result of a strategy that it began laying out years earlier.

With financial pressures weighing on donors, The Ottawa Hospital Foundation’s new CFO, Diana Burns, is focused on keeping the momentum going as the hospital’s capital campaign closes in on its goal.

Ottawa’s Riverstone Retirement Communities has submitted an application to expand its local portfolio with a 141-unit retirement facility in Orleans, a community that has become popular for senior living developments.

With chatter continuing about what might happen with the former Hudson’s Bay location on Rideau Street, one concept that has gained traction is the possibility that the 330,000-square-foot space could be turned into a hotel.

The president of the Ottawa Real Estate Board says that uncertainty is the biggest factor at play in a housing market where conditions can be completely different from one community to the next.

The city’s planning and housing committee has approved a proposal to build a 30-storey mixed-use tower just north of the St. Laurent Shopping Centre.

After four years in her role, human resources leader Glenda Boldt is leaving one local family-owned business to join another.

A local architecture firm is pursuing a “once-in-a-lifetime” opportunity to renovate the prime minister’s residence, with the goal of representing all 13 provinces and territories in the design.

Another residential development is being proposed near the St. Laurent Shopping Centre, a location that has received significant attention from developers as a site for intensification.

After redistributing 500,000 meals to those in need in two years, Ottawa Tourism and La Tablée des Chefs hope to expand their food recovery program to include all hospitality organizations across the city.

In the face of disruptions like artificial intelligence, some of Ottawa’s long-established advertising firms are leaning into strategy and human judgment to reassert their value to clients.