
How has legalized cannabis affected Ottawa’s office landlords and tenants?
Nearly one year after Canada legalized cannabis for recreational use, BOMA Ottawa and OBJ are surveying local business people to see how it’s changed workplaces

How has legalized cannabis affected Ottawa’s office landlords and tenants?
Nearly one year after Canada legalized cannabis for recreational use, BOMA Ottawa and OBJ are surveying local business people to see how it’s changed workplaces

RTG misses latest LRT handover date, but service still expected in September
Rideau Transit Group will not hand over the keys to Ottawa’s light-rail transit system as planned on Friday, but city staff remain confident riders will

Declining U.S. traffic pulls down Ottawa airport passenger volumes in July
A drop in U.S. traffic hampered total passenger volumes at the Ottawa International Airport last month. The local airport authority reports that 442,893 people travelled

Smiths Falls pot producer Canopy Growth posts $1.28B loss in Q1
Losses continue to pile up at Smiths Falls-based Canopy Growth even as the licensed cannabis producer rapidly grows its revenues from legal cannabis sales

Ottawa Hospital CEO Jack Kitts to retire in 2020
After three decades with the Ottawa Hospital and 18 years at the helm, Jack Kitts will step down as president and CEO of the local

Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?
A series of wins for TEKsystems leads the latest round up of federal contracts awarded to local companies

Gatineau-based disaster restoration provider acquired after 53 years in business
A long-running Gatineau company specializing in post-disaster restoration services has been acquired by a Mississauga-based firm with national expansion plans

Ottawa-based Minto Apartment REIT beats forecasts one year after IPO
One year after Minto Apartment REIT went public, the Ottawa-based company’s portfolio continues to deliver above initial expectations.

Demand for multi-unit builds in Ottawa-Gatineau fuels July housing starts surge
Homebuilders in Ottawa-Gatineau had a busy July, launching nearly 900 new starts as a tight supply of resale homes and rental accommodations continued to drive

Ottawa-Gatineau unemployment rate plummets to 4.8% amid record job gains in July
Employers on both sides of the Ottawa River collectively added a whopping 12,300 jobs in July
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