
Meet Eastern Ontario’s fastest-growing companies for 2023
These Eastern Ontario companies all have one thing in common: their revenues have grown substantially over the past three years, despite the backdrop of the
Meet Eastern Ontario’s fastest-growing companies for 2023
These Eastern Ontario companies all have one thing in common: their revenues have grown substantially over the past three years, despite the backdrop of the
Porter adds Calgary to roster of flights from Ottawa to Western Canada
Porter Airlines continues to expand into Western Canada from Ottawa with the announcement today of daily service between the capital city and Calgary.
Umicore finalizes agreement with feds, province to build EV battery plant west of Kingston
The federal and provincial governments have finalized an agreement with global materials technology and recycling group Umicore to proceed with the construction of a new
Ottawa’s Gabriel Pizza expands into Atlantic Canada
Ottawa’s Gabriel Pizza is opening its first restaurant in Antigonish, N.S., with plans to expand further across the Maritimes.
Royal LePage holds fast to Q4 forecast calling for housing prices in Ottawa to rise 7%
Real estate firm Royal LePage is forecasting the aggregate price of a home in Canada will increase seven per cent in the final quarter of
Ottawa home sales last month well below typical September levels: OREB
Home sales in Ottawa were 29.6 per cent below the five-year average and 23.6 per cent below the 10-year average for the month of September,
Ottawa’s Enigmatic Group of Companies has acquired Surgo Studios, a top North American video marketing agency. The move aims to revolutionize digital marketing, especially in
Ross Video among businesses recognized by South Dundas awards of excellence
Ross Video took home one of the top honours at the fifth annual Municipality of South Dundas Awards of Excellence Thursday.
Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate rises to 4.9% in September
The Canadian economy added 64,000 jobs last month as the country’s population continues to rapidly grow.
Ottawa housing starts down 18% in first half of 2023 despite apartment-building boom: CMHC
The housing agency says builders started work on 2,164 new apartment units, including condominiums and rentals, between January and the end of June, up 38
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