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How can Canada achieve a cleaner, greener economy? The University of Ottawa’s Smart Prosperity Institute (SPI), the country’s first green economy think tank, is looking for answers to this question.

If University of Ottawa students have an extra spring in their step today, it’s probably because they can hear “We Are the Champions” playing. On Saturday, February 1, 2025, a team from the University took first place nationally in the 10th annual Bank of Canada Governor’s Challenge, the economics equivalent of the Vanier or Memorial cups.

In a time when Canadians are feeling the pressure of the rising cost of living, two innovative student startups are stepping up with solutions that could allow people to both live more sustainably and save money on groceries and energy.

A strategic partnership with OCI, 91��ɫ and IBM offers free immersive simulations for select businesses.

It is with great pleasure that the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Ottawa has extended its collaboration with the Ministry of Education (Taiwan) through the renewal of the Research Chair in Taiwan Studies.

Professors André Lecours and Eric Champagne have written a new book entitled “Fiscal Federalism in Canada: Analysis, Evaluation and Prescription.” that explores the complex dynamics of fiscal federalism in Canada, offering valuable insights for scholars and policymakers.

In today’s fast-paced business landscape, companies have much to gain by partnering with university departments. Among these, the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Ottawa, one of the world’s top universities, stands out as a great choice for collaboration and innovation.

The Material Deprivation Index (MPI) represents a major step forward in the fight against poverty in Canada. Unlike traditional measures based solely on income, such as the Market Basket Measure (MBM), the MPI offers a more complete and nuanced understanding of the reality of poverty by taking into account access to goods and services essential for an ...

Join Us at the 2024 Student Panel by AAAE! Featuring University of Ottawa's Bright Minds: Mamdouh and Adriana

L'histoire suivante a été écrite par Marianne Dionne (candidate au doctorat), dans le cadre de la série CLASSE À PART. Cette série présente des opportunités d'apprentissage par l'expérience et des textes d’opinion écrits par nos étudiant(e)s.