
My Ottawa: Does David Ross prefer the Senators or the Redblacks? We find out
He might lead one of Ottawa’s biggest privately owned companies, but David Ross is far from an all-work-and-no-play kind of guy.

My Ottawa: Does David Ross prefer the Senators or the Redblacks? We find out
He might lead one of Ottawa’s biggest privately owned companies, but David Ross is far from an all-work-and-no-play kind of guy.

Business groups point to missing items in feds’ fall economic statement, including CEBA deadline
CFIB said it is “deeply disappointed” the feds fall economic statement didn’t include measures to help small businesses, like extending the CEBA loan deadline.

Preston Street BIA and SPAO team up for unique outdoor arts exhibition
The outdoor public art initiative features large-scale photographic artworks created to enhance Ottawa’s Little Italy and engage with residents and tourists.

Exploring STUFF Made and Built in Eastern Ontario 2023
What is made and built in Eastern Ontario, who’s making it and what kinds of careers are available now and in the future?

Annual pace of housing starts in Ottawa-Gatineau down 11% in October: CMHC
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says the annual pace of housing starts for October ticked up from September.

Feds unlock public properties to build homes, say 1,600 units will be built in Ottawa
The federal government says it will build more than 2,800 homes on its properties in cities across the country, putting it on track to build

Andrew Holyome has been promoted to Assent’s chief information officer after serving as VP of enterprise data, information technology, and security for almost two years.

Tanya Weston joins Assent as general counsel and brings deep expertise in scaling technology companies across diverse industries and companies. This includes her most recent

Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate holds steady at 4.9% in October
Canada’s unemployment rate rose to 5.7 per cent last month as job opportunities became less plentiful in an economy weighed down by high interest rates.

Business leaders throw their support behind Lansdowne 2.0 proposal
In a letter to Mayor Mark Sutcliffe and council, the leaders of three local business associations have thrown their support behind Lansdowne 2.0, calling it
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