Mia Jensen

The city will be establishing a task force to find ways to cut red tape on the housing approval process after housing starts dropped in 2024.

Susan Margles spoke with OBJ about what brought her to the airport, how her time at Canada Post will influence her leadership strategy, and the project she is most excited to work on.

The word of the day was “uncertainty” at the Ottawa Economic Outlook, where local business leaders shared their thoughts on what the Trump presidency could hold for the city.

Ottawa tech founder Julia Slanina has dedicated her career to women's health care, but she never expected to be the one wearing the hospital gown.

As the National Capital Commission works toward finalizing a deal with the Ottawa Senators for the purchase of land at LeBreton Flats, paving the

It's been a tough few months for local charities such as Shepherds of Good Hope, but optimism reigns for 2025 as the organization prepares to host the 12th iteration of its flagship fundraiser this June.

In this instalment of Top of Mind in Tech, Med-Eng co-founder Richard L'Abbé about the changing tech landscape and how to stay competitive in a changing sector.

In the past few months, a parking garage has gone up near the intersection of Preston Street and Queen Elizabeth Driveway, the first of several

The local economy should not be overly impacted by higher tariffs on imports into the U.S., the Conference Board of Canada predicts.

On Friday, the Fairmont Chateau Laurier joined forces with Mayor Mark Sutcliffe to host the inaugural Mayor’s Charity Ball, called the Gold Hearts Gala, held in support of the Ottawa Food Bank.