Local experts say flexibility key to crafting an effective return-to-office policy
Moderated by Jennifer Cross, a senior executive at Marant Construction’s Ottawa office, the event – dubbed “Back to Business” – offered advice to employers trying
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Porter Airlines to continue expansion at YOW with new crew base
Porter Airlines is expanding its presence at the Ottawa International Airport, announcing Thursday it plans to add a new crew base at the airport later
Invest Ottawa taps search firm to help organization find ‘visionary leader’
Invest Ottawa has hired executive search firm Boyden Canada to help find a new president and CEO to replace Michael Tremblay, who stepped down at
Taggart proposes 16-storey residential tower near Bayview Station
The Taggart Group of Companies hopes to break ground on the project at 989 Somerset St. and 186 Spruce St. within the next 12-24 months,
Feds’ $176M contribution no silver bullet to solve housing crisis, Ottawa developer says
An advocate for Ottawa’s homebuilding industry says a $176-million influx of federal cash to speed up the pace of housing construction in the capital could
Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate holds firm at 4.6% in January
The National Capital Region’s unemployment rate was 4.6 per cent for the third consecutive month in January as local employers added just 400 new jobs
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