Ottawa homebuyers banking on alternative lenders: experts
Michael Hapke has a perfect vantage point from which to witness a dramatic shift in the way Canadians are borrowing money to buy homes. A
Ottawa homebuyers banking on alternative lenders: experts
Michael Hapke has a perfect vantage point from which to witness a dramatic shift in the way Canadians are borrowing money to buy homes. A
Refocused business drives up annual profits at Ottawa’s BluMetric
When Scott MacFabe joined BluMetric as CEO last March, he said his job was to accelerate the Ottawa cleantech firm’s ascent in the marketplace. Nearly
Ottawa Champions partner with Redblacks, Fury owner to boost ticket sales
The organization that owns the Ottawa Redblacks, Fury and 67’s is teaming up with the Ottawa Champions baseball club in an effort to boost the
Group Germain plans $40M, 180-room hotel at Ottawa airport
Group Germain Hotels has landed on what it thinks is the perfect location to make its 20-20 business vision a reality: the Ottawa airport. The
Overnight visits to Ottawa expected to jump 2.4% in 2019: Conference Board
Buoyed by the pending arrival of light rail and more direct flights from the United States, Ottawa is expected to welcome 2.4 per cent more
Heidi Hauver prepping Invest Ottawa’s startups to win the ‘war for talent’
By her own admission, Heidi Hauver gets bored easily. But she doesn’t see that becoming an issue at her new gig any time soon. Hauver,
Ottawa lawyer John Nelligan remembered as skilled orator, generous man
John Nelligan’s genius in a courtroom was such that his one of his longtime colleagues looked to a completely different arena for an appropriate analogy
‘Nortel did not need to die’: Ten years since the collapse that shook Ottawa’s tech sector
Almost exactly a decade after Nortel Networks filed for bankruptcy protection, Jonathan Calof still can’t help but wonder what might have been. “It didn’t have
Condo market trending skyward in Ottawa, say experts
During a stopover in Ottawa in late summer, Toronto-based condo developer Brad Lamb made it clear he believed condos were a commodity on the rise
Toronto-based REIT taps Ottawa’s student housing market with two building purchases
A Toronto-based company has scooped up a pair of residential complexes near the University of Ottawa in a bid to establish a local foothold in
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