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.
Oct 09 26October 09, 2026
Article at Ottawa Business Journal
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.
Oct 08 26October 08, 2026
After four years in her role, human resources leader Glenda Boldt is leaving one local family-owned business to join another.
Oct 07 26October 07, 2026
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.
Oct 06 26October 06, 2026
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.
Oct 05 26October 05, 2026
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.
Oct 02 26October 02, 2026
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.
Oct 01 26October 01, 2026
At least one Ottawa company is expanding into the United States in response to unpredictable tariffs and economic challenges.
Sep 30 26September 30, 2026
Earlier this summer, entrepreneur Mat Slaman hung up his pirate hat after 17 years sailing around Mooney’s Bay with his company, Pirate Life Adventures. Now, he’s helping Ottawans brave the colder months with a more relaxing, year-round venture.
Sep 29 26September 29, 2026
With forecasters predicting a mild winter for the National Capital Region, local tourism stakeholders are adjusting course with attractions that don’t rely as heavily on snow or ice.
Sep 28 26September 28, 2026
While it wasn’t easy to cut programs earlier this year, Algonquin College president and CEO Claude Brulé said it did allow the institution to focus on areas such as defence and skilled trades, where demand is on the rise.
Sep 25 26September 25, 2026
Two Ottawa chefs are featured on the new seasons of popular competition shows “MasterChef Canada” and “Top Chef Canada.”
Sep 24 26September 24, 2026
National accounting firm MNP has acquired two Baker Tilly member firms based in eastern Ontario, the company announced this week.
Sep 23 26September 23, 2026
Two retirement residence companies are expanding their footprints in Ottawa with the purchase of local senior living facilities.
With the federal Liberals now holding a majority government, local government relations experts are expecting the upcoming term to be a consequential one as MPs return to the House of Commons this week.
Sep 22 26September 22, 2026
Mayoral candidate and economist Neil Saravanamuttoo says he has been looking to other major cities for solutions to some of the city's most persistent problems.
Sep 21 26September 21, 2026
The city needs more infrastructure designed with delivery drivers in mind, says one local service provider, and it would not be difficult to implement.
Sep 17 26September 17, 2026
The Rogers Centre Ottawa has hosted meetings, conferences and week-long conventions, but for the past several days the events centre has been put to an unusual use as a sporting facility.
Sep 16 26September 16, 2026
Ross Meredith, general manager of The Westin Ottawa and Delta Ottawa City Centre, is retiring.
Sep 15 26September 15, 2026
Recent policy changes and a focus on off-site building models are allowing homebuilders to construct new homes at prices not seen in Ottawa for many years.
Sep 14 26September 14, 2026
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