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OC Transpo changing bus service at Blair, Tunney’s Pasture to ease crowded stations

Ottawa

Ottawa’s transit agency is making changes to ease problems with confusion and overcrowding at the two terminus stations on the Confederation Line after the capital’s

Ottawa’s Merkburn Holdings celebrates 50 years in business

Friends, family and colleagues gathered at the National Arts Centre Friday to celebrate a milestone for one of Ottawa’s long-standing commercial real estate firms

Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?

Ottawa

A joint venture from Tiree Facility Solutions, T.I.7 Inc. and Colliers Project Leaders tops the latest round up of local firms winning federal work

Ottawa airport traffic continues summer slowdown in August

Tourism

The Ottawa International Airport Authority reported continuing declines in passenger volume last month as the local traffic hub contends with reduced service to the United

Ottawa’s Shopify raises US$694M in share offering

Techopia

Shopify is capitalizing on a high stock price to replenish its cash reserves with a sizeable share offering

PwC names Ottawa a real estate market to watch in 2020

Residential

A tight housing supply, compounded by demands from a rising population, has made Ottawa’s residential real estate market one of the most active and important

Montreal’s PROREIT to buy Laurier Avenue office tower in $21.2M deal

Non-Residential

PROREIT announced it has purchased an 11-storey office building at 251 Laurier Ave. W. from Slate Asset Management for $21.2 million

U.S. casino suing Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk

Sports and Entertainment

A casino in the United States is suing Eugene Melnyk, claiming the Ottawa Senators owner has failed to pay $900,000 in owings

U.S. casino suing Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk

Sports and Entertainment

A casino in the United States is suing Eugene Melnyk, claiming the Ottawa Senators owner has failed to pay $900,000 in owings

Ottawa-based Kinaxis adds Honda to growing list of automotive customers

Techopia

Honda, Japan’s third-largest carmaker, joins an already impressive list of other automotive customers on Kinaxis’s roster, including Ford, Nissan and Toyota.