
PwC names Ottawa a real estate market to watch in 2020
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

PwC names Ottawa a real estate market to watch in 2020
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
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
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
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
Honda, Japan’s third-largest carmaker, joins an already impressive list of other automotive customers on Kinaxis’s roster, including Ford, Nissan and Toyota.

Meet Ottawa-Gatineau’s 2019-20 Employees’ Choice Award winners
The Ottawa Business Journal and Ottawa Board of Trade have announced the recipients of the 2019-20 Employees’ Choice Awards, an annual recognition of the region’s

Planning committee approves zoning limits for new payday loan shops
New payday loan establishments would have to be a minimum of one kilometre apart under guidelines approved Thursday by the city’s planning committee

Shopify looks to spur sustainable investments with $5M annual cleantech fund
Shopify is launching an investment fund to spur demand for sustainable technologies in hopes others looking to mitigate the impact of climate change will follow

Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?
A deal to supply a federal department with tractors is among the latest roundup of local companies winning work with the government

Ottawa’s property tax slated to increase 3% in 2020
The city’s finance and economic development committee gave the thumbs-up Tuesday to a proposed three per cent property tax increase in 2020
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