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OC Transpo pays $25K fine for failing to call out bus stops

OC Transpo was served a $25,000 fine by the Canadian Transportation Agency for failing to call out...

Ottawa-Gatineau economy to grow 2.1% in 2018: Conference Board

Ottawa-Gatineau may not be partying like it’s 2017, but the outlook for the region’s economy should still...

Awarding of second phase of LRT contracts delayed to late 2018

The international construction consortiums vying for more than $3 billion worth of light-rail contracts in Ottawa will...

Here’s how Ottawa businesses can make their voices heard

OBJ, the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce and Welch LLP are once again looking to take the pulse of the city’s business community through the Ottawa Business Growth Survey.

Builder Chenier plans redevelopment of Rideau Street property

A Cornwall-based developer wants to put up a nine-storey building with a mix of commercial and residential...

Who’s winning government contracts in Ottawa and Gatineau?

Systematix IT Solutions Inc. 333 Preston St. Description: Informatics professional services Buyer: DND $9,073,863 IT/NET Ottawa and KPMG LLP, in joint venture 150...

Ottawa-Gatineau unemployment rate dips to 5.1%

Employers across the region collectively added 2,500 net new jobs in February, according to Statistics Canada, marking...

People on the move: Amy Willis named president of Hong Kong Canada Business Association

Amy Willis was named president of the Hong Kong Canada Business Association. Willis is a director with...

Ottawa-based ADGA Group acquires video security firm

ADGA Group Consultants, a decades-old defence services company in Ottawa, has added a video security firm to...

Supply shortage causes February slowdown in Ottawa real estate market

A lack of homes for sale caused a slowdown in Ottawa’s real estate market in February, causing...
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