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How jazz helped one laid-off Ottawa tech worker find a new purpose
Visitors to the ByWard Market in Ottawa have probably found themselves enjoying the smooth jazz strains of a guitarist who frequents ... -
This Mega Cheese Festival Is Hitting Ottawa In October And It’ll Make You Drool
Things are getting cheesy in Ottawa this fall and you won’t want to miss it! From grilled cheese to mac ‘n’ ... -
Heritage Ottawa launches fundraiser to save Château Laurier
Heritage Ottawa has launched a fundraising campaign for its legal battle to stop a proposed addition to the historic Château Laurier ... -
Ottawa to buy back renewable energy to power federal facilities in Nova Scotia
A new agreement between the province and Ottawa will see more renewable energy added to Nova Scotia’s power grid to help ... -
Ottawa firm convicted for role in Oakville townhouse fall mishap
BURLINGTON, ONT. — An Ottawa construction firm has been convicted and fined for its role in a 2018 incident in which ... -
This Ottawa chef is putting a fancy twist on veganism
Ottawa chef Briana Kim decided it was time this city sees something new — a high-end vegan restaurant. The award-winning chef ... -
Heron Gate residents hoping to hold developer to social contract
Residents of Ottawa’s Heron Gate neighbourhood are hoping a legally binding agreement will hold Timbercreek to its community-minded pledges as it redevelops ... -
Commons committee chair questions Canada’s ability to deal with incidents like Desjardins data breach
The chair of the House of Commons public safety and national security committee says he’s not sure Canada’s laws will ever ... -
‘Absolutely crazy experience’: Pilot shoots video of Ottawa tornado from above
While airborne over Ottawa, a pilot captured video of a large funnel cloud that ripped through the city’s east end on ... -
No LRT by Canada Day, city confirms
Confederation Line builder Rideau Transit Group (RTG) will miss a fourth deadline to hand over Ottawa’s light rail system. The LRT system will ...
