Mia Jensen

HR professionals in Ottawa say potential new legislation on hiring could have positive impacts for both employers and employees, but concerns remain.

If there’s one thing architect Andrew Reeves learned on a recent trip to Europe, it’s that the best cities are built with intention.

For Ottawa’s labour market, 2024 will be the year of compromise as the balance of power starts to swing back to employers, says Keynote Group CEO James Baker.

What do you do when an employee leaves your company? According to HR consultant Jillian Moores, too few organizations have the answer to that question.

Making conscious, healthy lifestyle decisions is key to remote work success, according to a new study from two Carleton University researchers.

For local architect Houry Avedissian, the opening of her first office on Preston Street next month represents an opportunity to thank those who’ve supported her career — and the first step towards expanding her portfolio and her team.

Eight Ottawa hospitality organizations will be taking part in a new program to cut down waste by diverting surplus food to community organizations that help those in need.

When a condo building is purchased, developers are typically quick to walk away. But Windmill Development Group has decided to stick around to help new owners prioritize sustainability throughout the lifecycle of the building.

Sarah Crouch is working to meet the increased interest in networking opportunities among women in real estate and construction by establishing a CREW chapter in Ottawa.

Darrell Cox is expecting another strong holiday season for businesses in the Glebe as consumers prioritize shopping local and the World Junior hockey championships bring a surge in traffic.