Reel deal: Ottawa Film Office, T.O. firm launch plan for $40M sound stage
After decades of false starts, failed proposals and plenty of plot twists, the push to build a facility where major movies and TV shows could
Reel deal: Ottawa Film Office, T.O. firm launch plan for $40M sound stage
After decades of false starts, failed proposals and plenty of plot twists, the push to build a facility where major movies and TV shows could
Ottawa universities, colleges working to boost employment levels of graduates with disabilities
In more than 30 years as an employee at Carleton University, Larry McCloskey has seen the percentage of students with disabilities steadily rise. About 3,000
‘Music has the ability to change the way people see Ottawa’
Sabra Ripley is getting good vibes about Ottawa’s push to become more of a music city. The face of the city’s new music strategy comes
Calian Group moving to new Kanata South location in September
On the heels of another acquisition, record revenues and a profit streak that stretches back almost to the beginning of the millennium, Kanata’s Calian Group
Downtown Ottawa landlords revamping aging properties in tightening market: Avison Young
A tightening Class-A office market and the exodus of federal government departments from the core are pushing landlords of downtown properties to “get creative” with
Taking care of business: Making music work in Ottawa
Few people have had a better vantage point from which to witness the maturation of Ottawa’s music industry than Mark Monahan. When the artistic director
Gymtrack co-founder Pablo Srugo joins Ottawa’s Mistral Venture Partners
After spending the better part of the past five years exercising his entrepreneurial muscles, Pablo Srugo has decided it’s time to change up his business-building
Toronto firm proposes 17-storey Hampton Inn by Hilton in ByWard Market
Another prominent hotel chain is planning to add to the ByWard Market’s stable of accommodations with a new lodging near the Andaz Hotel. Toronto-based Bayview
Melnyk strikes upbeat tone on LeBreton Flats following meeting with Watson
An optimistic-sounding Eugene Melnyk said he’s “very confident” that the RendezVous LeBreton group’s ambitious plan to redevelop LeBreton Flats will go forward after a closed-door
Orléans chamber approves merger with new Ottawa Board of Trade
The drive to bring Ottawa’s chambers of commerce together under one roof has finally succeeded. After months of discussions followed by a week-long online vote
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