Watson calls for ‘grander’ vision for LeBreton Flats
Mayor says he doesn’t expect Sens owner Eugene Melnyk to be part of renewed development process
Watson calls for ‘grander’ vision for LeBreton Flats
Mayor says he doesn’t expect Sens owner Eugene Melnyk to be part of renewed development process
Future of LeBreton Flats, ByWard Market explored at City-Building Summit
The future of LeBreton Flats, major infrastructure projects such as a potential new interprovincial bridge and the revitalization of the ByWard Market are just some
People on the move: Ottawa’s Lixar drafts former pro hockey player Wes Jarvis
‘Dedication, discipline, professionalism – all these things that you need to succeed in professional hockey you need in the business world as well.’
Ottawa entrepreneur reinventing the museum experience worldwide through Live History
An Ottawa entrepreneur is putting her acting chops to use bringing interactive experiences museums around the world
Quebec restaurant chain Foodtastic acquires Ottawa’s Big Rig Brewery
A Quebec-based restaurant chain has bought the Ottawa region’s second-largest craft brewery in a bid to tap into the Ontario food and beer market
Secure transport firm 3 Sixty delivers on market promise
Almonte-based cannabis transport firm set to challenge industry heavyweights Brink’s and GardaWorld after major acquisition
Ottawa’s Regional Group buys Bantree Street warehouse in $29M deal
With the available supply of industrial space in Ottawa at an all-time low and rents steadily rising, one of the region’s largest property owners has
Morguard mulls major makeover at St. Laurent mall
The owners of the St. Laurent shopping centre say they are considering a “massive redevelopment” of the region’s third-largest mall that could include a hotel,
Ottawa tech leader Anastasia Valentine takes over reins of Startup Canada
An Ottawa-based organization that aims to help grow Canada’s next generation of entrepreneurs has tapped a well-known local tech executive to be its new leader.
Section of William Street becomes pedestrian plaza to boost ByWard Market daytime traffic
The organization that runs the historic ByWard Market building says a $50,000 pilot project to convert a stretch of William Street into a pedestrian-only plaza
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