Ottawa’s Thermal Energy stays hot through Q2 2018
Clean-tech firm Thermal Energy International continues to scale revenues through its second quarter of the year on the popularity of its heat recovery systems. On
Ottawa’s Thermal Energy stays hot through Q2 2018
Clean-tech firm Thermal Energy International continues to scale revenues through its second quarter of the year on the popularity of its heat recovery systems. On
Feds looking for 28,000 square feet of Ottawa office space
The federal government is asking local landlords if they’d be interested in leasing the region’s largest tenant some 28,200 square feet for a five-year term
Ottawa office vacancy rate inches up to 11.4%
As suburban Ottawa office rents slowly climb, an increasing number of tenants are considering downtown buildings – particularly those in proximity to the under-construction light-rail
Ottawa’s Leonovus lands $500,000 federal government deal
Months of pitching the feds on its blockchain data storage solution appear to have paid off for Ottawa-based Leonovus as this week the firm announced
Light-rail turnover date unclear after contractors request extension
The consortium constructing the city’s light-rail line is asking for more time before it commits to a date for turning over the keys to the
Kanata-based First Air proposes $17.5M expansion of Ottawa airport cargo area
In order to meet growing cargo demands for shipments to Canada’s north, a locally based Inuit-owned airline is looking to increase its warehouse capacities at
People on the Move: Nelligan O’Brien Payne names four new partners
Frances Shapiro Munn, David Contant, Karine Dion and Erin Lepine have been named partners at Nelligan O’Brien Payne LLP. Shapiro Munn practises personal injury law with
Ottawa’s Bearbrook retirement home purchased by Sienna Senior Living
A Blackburn Hamlet retirement home is changing hands as part of a southern Ontario firm’s $380-million deal to acquire 10 seniors’ residences in the Greater
Gatineau’s popular green sculptures go snowy in latest tourism draw
Gatineau is putting a frosty twist on a popular Canada 150 attraction with Mosaïvernales, a snow sculpture exhibit opening Friday in Jacques-Cartier Park. Coinciding with
Ottawa industrial vacancy rate tightens to 3.7%
Another decline in the local industrial market vacancy rate is pushing some tenants to consider repurposing retail space or constructing new buildings on Ottawa’s outskirts,
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