This past weekend hotel rooms were full of people drawn to #ottawa for events and unique destinations. @nickieshobeiry talks to the Ottawa-Gatineau Hotel Association and the new owner of the @metcalfehotel about how hotels can help build a great downtown
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All eyes are on the high vacancy rate of commercial units in downtown #Ottawa. We ask @LineboxStudio@OttawaGreen and others: Are empty cubicles the answer to enlivening downtown?
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Thanks for the update @jayfournier -- and for that gorgeous cover shot. You really captured the beauty of the bridge, the Ottawa River, and the bittersweet feeling we're experiencing as we say au revoir.
The end of an era. So grateful @ottawamag gave me a chance to pursue my first love of feature writing and allowed me to tell the stories that couldn’t be told in a two minute TV news item. You will always have me heart https://t.co/Ei1T94LRme
In the 1960s and ’70s, Ottawa was transformed by bold office buildings. Now many are empty.
Here's @GRCtite of @grcarchitects on the merits of repurposing those towers into homes: https://t.co/ZiOtUurlru
Since opening @BreadByUs 10 years ago, Jessica Carpinone has done things a little differently. Here, the #Hintonburg small business owner offers one small move that would protect workers and rebuild the industry
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It's here! Our annual Future List issue is on newsstands now -- here's a peek at who made the list. Find the full profiles on our website this week https://t.co/f4dM1GlU8r
“We hope to see a council that is invested in economic development as a part of the holistic benefit of Ottawa. When you’re investing in economic development, you’re also investing in more people living and working in the city.”
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Instead of a walkable lifestyle with a diversity of services, #Ottawa offers sprawl. To change things, we have to combat careless planning and ditch our reliance on cars. Read the full story by @traceylindeman on our site now:
https://t.co/R62IOtsaMZ
Cities like #Ottawa play an important role in controlling emissions. Local leaders say election candidates need to have a specific plan for funding climate change projects in order to be taken seriously. CC @RobertHiltz@EcologyOttawa@CAFES_Ottawa
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I got to speak with @ottawamag wearing my commissioner hat for the @ottpeoplescomm.
Here's to more difficult conversations on municipal policy, the continued fight to win power at city hall, and the constant reminder that WE keep each other safe ✨️
#ottpoli#ottvote
Wondering how you can help birds affected by the storm? Follow @SafeWingsOtt
They spoke with @moirafarr in this 2019 story about big climate events damaging bird habitats -- and why we should care https://t.co/zkLTOLTpgm
Did racial bias play a role in the @OttawaPolice response to the #OttawaOccupation? What else can we learn from those chaotic weeks -- and where do we go from here? @judyatrinh shared her observations and insights in our latest issue
https://t.co/sLscSRTOEw