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City committee gives green light to e-scooter rental companies in Ottawa

Two multinational companies – Bird and Lime – have expressed interest in setting up shop in Ottawa.

Ottawa home prices soar as resale market starts to recover

House prices hit $548,140 in May, a year-over-year increase of 11%.

New 14-storey retirement residence planned for south Ottawa

A local retirement home operator plans to more than double the size of its property in Ottawa south with the addition of a 14-storey highrise.

People on the Move: Martello hires former Hootsuite, Salesforce executive Mike Danforth

Kanata-based Martello Technologies has brought in an executive who’s worked with some of the industry’s biggest names to lead its global sales force.

Renfrew County tour operator looks to urban customers seeking city escapes following pandemic

'(If) you lose the summer, you’ve lost your whole year.'

Ottawa Tourism in line for $5.2M to help ‘bring visitors back to the National Capital Region’

Ottawa’s main tourism marketing agency will receive millions of dollars in federal funding as part of a...

Coping with COVID-19: Behind the headlines

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City council approves urban boundary expansion

Mayor says vote balances 'competing demands and interests that come from governing a fast-growing city.'

Porter defers resumption of flights until July 29

Airline had planned to resume flights on June 29.

Ottawa poised to dodge housing slump in 2020, research group says

In a study released this week, the Real Estate Investment Network predicts Ottawa will be the only one of the five major Canadian markets it surveyed that will avoid a housing slump in 2020.
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