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Check out the full list of Best Ottawa Business winners and watch the gala on YouTube – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Check out the full list of Best Ottawa Business winners and watch the gala on YouTube – Ottawa Business Journal

The belief “no one does it alone” echoed through the acceptance speeches like a refrain of humility at the 2023 Best Ottawa Business Awards, an annual awards dinner that celebrates excellence and recognizes outstanding achievements.

Source: obj.ca
Queensway Carleton Hospital cuts ribbon on Barbara Crook and Dan Greenberg Mental Health Centre – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Queensway Carleton Hospital cuts ribbon on Barbara Crook and Dan Greenberg Mental Health Centre – Ottawa Business Journal

Thursday was a great day for Ottawa’s mental health as the Queensway Carleton Hospital celebrated a decade-long dream come true with the official opening of

Source: obj.ca
Christmas Cheer Breakfast kicks off the holidays - Vimarsana News

Christmas Cheer Breakfast kicks off the holidays

The unofficial kickoff to the holiday season started on Friday with the annual Christmas Cheer Breakfast at the Infinity Centre.

Hard Rock Casino Ottawa: Construction proceeding toward 2025 opening - Vimarsana News

Hard Rock Casino Ottawa: Construction proceeding toward 2025 opening

Construction is on track for the national capital region's newest major tourism and entertainment destination, the future Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Ottawa.

Spend more, build more? City ups affordable housing budget but needs outside funds - Vimarsana News

Spend more, build more? City ups affordable housing budget but needs outside funds

The City of Ottawa will spend nearly 50 per cent more on building new affordable housing next year, but the budget increase won't necessarily result in more units hitting the market. First, the federal and provincial governments need to sign on.

Source: cbc.ca