Mia Jensen

In this instalment of Top of Mind in Tech, Lalonde talks securing funding, the necessity of “boring” companies, and commercial real estate's changing norms.

Details about the future of the Ottawa Senators and LeBreton Flats will become more clear later this month, according to CEO and president Cyril Leeder.

September can be a tempting time to set new professional objectives, but one Ottawa wellness expert said giving into the hype isn’t a good way to create sustainable lifestyle changes.

Ottawa’s Searidge Technologies will provide an AI-powered ramp operation system to the New Terminal One project at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport.

David Cohen, the United States ambassador to Canada, was thrilled to welcome 10 entrepreneurs last week to pitch their business concepts – but was equally thrilled that he wasn’t the one who had to judge them.

PSAC is encouraging members to avoid spending money downtown to protest the federal government’s return-to-office mandate, which went into effect this week.

Ottawa business leaders were quick to condemn a campaign issued Wednesday by the Public Service Alliance of Canada calling on its members to “buy nothing” from downtown businesses.

The mayors of Ottawa and Gatineau have pledged to work more closely together to tackle issues such as revitalizing downtown cores that have seen a sharp decline in business traffic.

The former location of the Courtyard Restaurant is no longer sitting empty as local brewer Beyond the Pale begins work to transform the space into its second location.

While housing starts in the region tumbled in August, it could presage a sharp increase by the spring, says GOHBA executive director.