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Blue Jays’ success a home run for this Ottawa business selling team merchandise

Bobby Mahomed's Ottawa sportswear shop may be 455 kilometres from the Toronto Blue Jays' home plate but...

Here’s how to spend a great day shopping and dining in the Glebe

Have you ever wondered where the name “the Glebe” came from … or why it’s not simply...

Five Ottawa companies crack Deloitte’s 2025 lists of fastest-growing firms in Canada

ZeroTek posted two-year revenue growth of 355 per cent, good for 13th place on Deloitte’s 2025 ranking of tech companies to watch released Thursday.

‘Rough’ and ‘wild’ Ottawa a hit with visitors increasingly interested in ‘dark tourism’

As the leaves fall and temperatures drop, the tourism season is drawing to a close for most local businesses. But for those that deal in the dark and macabre, the next few weeks are expected to bring one last flurry of activity.

Entrepreneur and advocate Tracey Clark receives 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award

Ottawa serial entrepreneur Tracey Clark, one of the founders and the former CEO of Bridgehead Coffee, is...

Group Mach unveils design for 23-storey mixed-use highrise at 77 Metcalfe St.

Group Mach is planning to demolish the vacant 12-storey office tower at 77 Metcalfe St. and replace...

South Korean chain Paris Baguette ups the number of locations it plans to open in Ottawa

About 18 months after it first announced plans to enter the Ottawa market, South Korean bakery-café chain...

Ottawa’s Searidge Technologies sees demand from global airports, but not as many in Canada

With airports around the world pushing to upgrade and digitize outdated systems, they're turning to Canadian companies such as Ottawa-based Searidge Technologies. But as his company expands internationally, Searidge’s CEO says he’d like to see more Canadian airports following the trend.