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With a decade of construction ahead in a downtown core struggling to come back to life, business officials are cautiously optimistic they’re equipped to handle w
In an interview with OBJ last week, Leadman confirmed that Oct. 18 will be her last day with the organization. Current assistant director and wellness coach SabriNa Lemay will take over as executive director.
After overseeing one of Ottawa’s smallest BIAs for a tumultuous three years, chair and business owner Ivan Gedz is looking forward to the opportunities that joining forces with a larger BIA might bring to Somerset Village.
Starting Sunday May 14 and running to Saturday May 20 in partnership with the Canadian Tulip Festival, Taste Ottawa will involve more than 70 restaurants and food businesses across the city that are offering discounted multi-course meals, special menu items and more. Details can be found at the website tasteottawa.com.