Committee approves plan for 326-unit apartment complex in Orléans
Gatineau developer Construction Chartro’s plan calls for four six-storey apartment buildings St. Joseph Boulevard, east of the Tenth Line Road on-ramps to Highway 174.
Committee approves plan for 326-unit apartment complex in Orléans
Gatineau developer Construction Chartro’s plan calls for four six-storey apartment buildings St. Joseph Boulevard, east of the Tenth Line Road on-ramps to Highway 174.
Zellers returning to Ottawa, but chain will have ‘tough time’ winning market share, biz prof says
Three of the 25 new Zellers stores will be in the National Capital Region – at HBC’s Rideau Street location, the St. Laurent Shopping Centre
Game for adventure: serial entrepreneur Jason Flick loving life after You.i TV
Two years after selling his software company for US$100 million, Jason Flick is reaching for new heights – in the business world and the physical
Greentech startup Invert inks deal aimed at helping preserve Amazon rainforest
Ottawa firm announced Tuesday it’s investing US$1.5 million in two projects aimed at saving about 270,000 acres of the world’s largest rainforest – about 60
Housing construction pace slows in December as Gatineau records just one start: CMHC
Gatineau’s seasonally adjusted rate of housing starts – a six-month rolling average designed to smooth out monthly fluctuations – dropped to 13 in December from
Michael Waters stepping down as CEO of Minto Apartment REIT
Minto has named Jonathan Li, who is currently the REIT’s president and chief operating officer, as Waters’ replacement.
Life after Shopify giving Ottawa entrepreneur Jean-Michel Lemieux a ‘second wind’
University of Ottawa grad who built Shopify’s engineering department from a few dozen developers into a global workforce of thousands is relishing his new role
Luxury Ottawa home sales buck slowdown trend, up 8.6% in 2022: Report
Sales of homes worth at least $1 million rose in Ottawa last year even as overall transactions dropped from 2021 levels, a new report says.
Kanata’s Syntronic pulls trigger on third acquisition in last eight months
As layoffs in the tech industry mount amid plummeting valuations and an overall economic slowdown, Syntronic is flipping the script and adding to its footprint
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