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Mitel names veteran tech exec as global channel chief
Kanata tech firm taps Ben Macdonald to lead sales partnership strategy as communications modernization accelerates.
Beer patios are blowing up this summer
City council's patio fee waiver is fueling a boom at spots like Lowertown Brewery and Flora Hall.
Apotex Health expands IPO to $1.3 billion
Ottawa drug company increases share offering by 30% as investor demand grows ahead of public listing.
School board cutting bus attendants for students with special needs
Parents say September cuts to developmental education support pose safety risks for medically fragile children.
Community Land Trust acquires third property for affordable housing
Non-profit purchases 31-unit building on Coronation Ave. with $1.2M in bond funds, plans modest expansion.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms expected overnight
Up to 50mm of rain possible as slow-moving system brings moisture-laden storm to Ottawa.
Shots fired into east-end home under investigation
Police treating incident on Fine Crescent in Pineview as targeted shooting; no injuries or arrests.
Ontario landlords may soon face summer cooling rules
A proposed bill would cap rental unit temps at 26C, backed by University of Ottawa heat research.
Assault suspect sought after racial slurs and threats on Michael Cowpland Drive
Police hunt cyclist who attacked man June 6; Hate and Bias Crime Unit investigating.
Ottawa AI firm tackles regulatory compliance gap for small businesses
Paradigm Forge builds vertical AI to help SMEs navigate Canada's complex rulebook—where standard chatbots fail.
World Cup watch parties set across Ottawa starting June 11
Pubs, bowling alleys, cinemas gear up as Canada co-hosts expanded 48-team tournament. Here's where to catch it.
Ottawa's two-tier Fringe lottery sparks board resignations
Festival reserves 25% of slots for Indigenous and BIPOC artists, dividing the independent theatre community.
