Mia Jensen

Unpredictable weather is making it more difficult than ever for local tourism operator Étienne Cameron to continue his winter offerings, he told OBJ Wednesday.

Ottawa's residential real estate market is expected to be on the upswing in 2025, according to Royal LePage's market survey forecast for the year ahead.

It was a full house at the annual Christmas Cheer Breakfast Friday morning, as local charities and business leaders gathered to kick off the holiday season with a good cause.

Online sales are falling and the investments that small businesses have made in e-commerce are in jeopardy as the Canada Post strike stretches on, business advocates say.

Shepherds of Good Hope has put a crisis team in place as the postal strike cuts it off from donors who often contribute at this time of year.

Federal employees are not the only ones being asked to return to the office, as increasingly disillusioned executives make plans to switch course from hybrid to full-time in-person.

Next month, U.S. Ambassador David Cohen will bid goodbye to Canada’s capital city, his home away from home for the past four years.

Ottawa business leaders spent the morning volunteering at Shepherds of Good Hope's soup kitchen as the organization prepares to wrap up the its successful new holiday campaign.

Ottawa Tourism, in partnership with Canadian Heritage, showed off the new Ottawa Visitor Centre at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday morning.

Will a high-speed rail line along the Toronto-Quebec City corridor see progress in 2025? The Ottawa Board of Trade and other business groups hope so.