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Find out if your company is one of Ottawa’s best places to work

Is your company one of the city’s best places to work? Be sure to take this year’s survey to find out.

Region gains just 1,200 jobs in February as unemployment rate rises to 4.7%

Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate rose for the first time in four months in February as job gains failed to keep pace with population growth, Statistics Canada

Welch LLP Business Growth Survey municipal issues

Have an opinion on municipal issues? Now’s the time to share it

Ottawa

The Welch LLP Business Growth Survey is back for a 10th year and we want to hear from you. For 2024, we’ve put the focus

Be a part of OBJ’s City Building 2024

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Ottawa is undergoing a building boom that, as we speak, is shaping the future of the city. The cranes dotting Ottawa’s skyline are saluting the

My Ottawa: The Ottawa Mission’s Chef Ric dishes about chihuahuas, antiques and his own favourite chef

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Porter to offer direct route from YOW to St. John’s starting in June

Ottawa

Porter Airlines announced in a press release Tuesday that it is launching a new route between Ottawa and St. John’s, N.L. in June.

Annual pace of housing starts in Ottawa-Gatineau down 43% in January: CMHC

Ottawa

Ottawa-Gatineau’s annual pace of housing starts fell 43 per cent in January, but were up from the same month a year earlier, says CMHC.

Ann Klee

Spotlight

Assent Inc. (Assent), a leading solution provider in supply chain sustainability management, announces Ann R. Klee as the newest member of its Board of Directors.

Got what it takes to be the city’s new nightlife commish? Check out the new posting

Ottawa

The job posting for the new position of nightlife commissioner is now available as the City of Ottawa begins recruitment for the much-anticipated role.

Feds make $4M investment in Kingston facility that processes rare earth elements

Eastern Ontario Business Journal

The federal government invested $4.2 million into a Kingston facility that processes the critical minerals needed for such things as electric vehicle batteries.