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Compounding pharmacies could help ease Ontario's ongoing drug shortage
Local pharmacists like Laurie Proulx are exploring in-house medication compounding to address persistent supply gaps affecting chronic...
Couple builds weight-loss app focused on science, not gamification
Ryan Groome and Eveline's Steady Scale app launched this month with neutral language and no badges or streaks. It calculates realistic...
Ottawa housing nonprofits launch investment bonds to fund affordable homes
Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corporation and the Ottawa Community Land Trust are raising $3 million through Housing Forever Bonds to...
Ottawa SEO firm helps businesses navigate AI-powered search
As AI engines replace traditional search, Ottawa businesses must adapt. Ottawa SEO Inc. pairs search optimization with web design to...
Flood relief program now available for affected Ottawa residents
Ontario's Disaster Recovery Assistance program opens to residents, small businesses, farms and non-profits in Ottawa after July 1...
Carter Yakemchuk aiming to earn Senators roster spot at fall training camp
The 20-year-old defenceman prospect was told by coach Travis Green and GM Steve Staios to come to camp ready to make the team, with a...
Smoky conditions return to Ottawa, but weekend should clear with mild temperatures
Air quality is expected to rise to high risk on Saturday as smoke from northern Ontario wildfires drifts into the capital region, before...
Stan Cho steps down from Ontario cabinet after hotel billing controversy
Tourism, Culture and Gaming Minister Stan Cho resigned Friday after being under fire for billing taxpayers more than $16,000 in Toronto...
Brianne Jenner named grand marshal for Capital Pride parade on August 30
The decorated Olympian and former Ottawa Charge captain will lead this year's parade, which begins at 1 p.m. from Booth and Wellington streets.
Ottawa police continue cracking down on tow companies for safety violations
Between April and June, officers laid 76 charges against towing operators and businesses, citing missing signage, unsecured loads, and...
City to close streets outside three Ottawa elementary schools during drop-off
School Streets initiative kicks off this fall at Francophone Francojeunesse, Hopewell Avenue, and Trille des Bois. EnviroCentre will run...
Miguel de Armas brings Afro-Cuban jazz to the Rideau Canal on July 25
The pianist and composer performs a free interactive concert on a boat drifting down the canal. Performers include salsa, timba, bolero,...
