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Arnprior Aerospace facility to close in March after more than 60 years in operation
After almost 70 years, Arnprior Aerospace is set to close permanently in March, according to the owner of the facility.
OBJ is taking a break for the holidays; here’s what to read while we’re away
The team at OBJ will be taking our annual holiday break, but that doesn’t mean your reading list should be empty.
E-scooter provider Bird Canada unaffected as U.S. operations file for bankruptcy: COO
Electric scooter rental company Bird Global has filed for bankruptcy in the U.S. but its operations in Canada will be unaffected, according its COO.
My Ottawa: Calian boss Kevin Ford hits all the right notes as a community builder
Whether it’s being a driving force in saving the iconic Rainbow Bistro, raising money for local charities or leading one of Ottawa’s most valuable publicly
Kingston’s Leon Centre to be renamed Slush Puppie Place next month
In an agreement valued at more than $2.025 million, the home arena of the Kingston Frontenacs will be renamed Slush Puppie Place as of next
My Ottawa: Sheepdogs, ponds, ’70s music — the city through the lens of Michelle Valberg
In this instalment of OBJ’s My Ottawa, award-winning photographer Michelle Valberg talks 70s music, her Ottawa “staycation” itinerary, and what sets Ottawa apart.
Housing starts in region dip 34% as rates, labour shortages take bite out of market
Ottawa-Gatineau’s annual pace of housing starts fell 34 per cent last month compared with October, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says.
With high demand, Porter increases capacity on eight routes out of YOW
In response to high demand in Ottawa, Porter Airlines is increasing capacity on eight routes from the nation’s capital to key destinations in Canada and
OCOBIA head Michelle Groulx to leave role in new year
Michelle Groulx, executive director of the Ottawa Coalition of Business Improvement Areas (OCOBIA), will leave her role in early January to become president of MBC
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