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Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?

IBM Canada and MindBridge Ai are among the companies winning work with the federal government in recent weeks

Ottawa’s Clearford Water Systems takes on new US$2M loan, restructures debt

Clearford Water Systems is restructuring some of its debt and taking on a new loan as the company shows progress in executing on a new business model

Ottawa’s Clearford Water Systems takes on new US$2M loan, restructures debt

Clearford Water Systems is restructuring some of its debt and taking on a new loan as the company shows progress in executing on a new business model

In tight vote, Dymon gets approval for storage facility near Merivale Road

The city’s planning committee has narrowly approved a controversial plan for a six-storey self-storage warehouse near Merivale Road

Ottawa’s Telesat hires satellite industry vet Andrew Browne as new CFO

Telesat CEO Dan Goldberg is turning to a familiar face to run finances at his company as it enters year No. 51 in business

Empire Co. reports higher profit in first year of earnings with Farm Boy

Fresh off an announcement that it plans to build out the Farm Boy network in Ontario, parent company Empire Co. Ltd. said Thursday its stronger performance in fiscal 2019 was boosted by the Ottawa-based grocer

Aggregate Ottawa home price to cross $500K in 2020, Royal LePage predicts

The aggregate price of a home in Ottawa is set to rise at a faster rate than the rest of Canada, according to the latest projections from real estate firm Royal LePage

RioCan’s redevelopment of Lincoln Fields heads to planning committee Thursday

The first phase of a plan to replace the Lincoln Fields Shopping Centre with a mix of new retail and commercial space goes before the city’s planning committee this Thursday

Ottawa-based Farm Boy to add eight new stores in southern Ontario

Ottawa-based grocery chain said Tuesday it expects to open eight new stores in southern Ontario over the next two years.

Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?

A $12.4-million construction management contract for EllisDon Corp. leads the latest roundup of local firms winning work with the federal government
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