Local artist Betty Liang says it's hard to put a label on her art. She has an art show at Venus Envy until March 31. She says she landed her show at the sex shop and feminist bookstore by accident after shop owner Shelley Taylor saw posters advertising Liang’s show at La Petite Mort Gallery on Cumberland Street.
Category: Business
Cab app coming to local fleet
Ottawa’s taxi industry is about to undergo a major overhaul in the way it does business. 
Hanna Lange-Chenier, Centretown NewsCoventry Connections is in the process of bringing "app technology" to its taxi service. Once installed, customers will be able to virtually hail a cab, track it via GPS and pay for its services.
Garden show proposed for 2017
A group representing Canada’s horticultural industry is hoping to bring the International Horticultural Exhibition to Ottawa in 2017. Marketed as the “Olympics of Horticulture,” the proposed exhibition would bring the city its own botanical garden and more colour all around.
Viewpoint: Keystone XL Pipeline is vital to Canada-U.S. trade relations
A big, bad oil project has become the face of Canada-United States trade relations.