
EOBJ Podcast: STUFF Made and Built in Eastern Ontario
As the jingle goes, good things groooow in Ontario. As it turns out, good things are made in Ontario too! Maybe you drove to work in

EOBJ Podcast: STUFF Made and Built in Eastern Ontario
As the jingle goes, good things groooow in Ontario. As it turns out, good things are made in Ontario too! Maybe you drove to work in

Don’t forget: The BOBS are fast approaching, time to get your tickets
The annual Best Ottawa Business Awards will be held Thursday, Nov. 24 at the Westin Ottawa. This year’s awards honour business people in several categories,

Ottawa’s housing construction pace falls in October amid economic headwinds, labour crunch
Housing starts in Ottawa-Gatineau rose slightly in October compared with the previous year, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.

Ottawa business community says goodbye to two great leaders
Two well-known names in local business circles passed away recently, leaving a legacy that will not soon be forgotten.

InterRent REIT’s income rises in Q3 amid increased demand for rental housing
InterRent REIT’s buildings edged closer to full occupancy in the third quarter amid a rental market rebound as the company posted gains in most major

Bridgehead’s revenues perk up thanks to more foot traffic, rise in catering business
Bridgehead’s revenues jumped nearly 18 per cent in the third quarter compared with a year earlier on the strength of rising foot traffic and new

Small businesses welcome federal government’s promised action on credit card fees
The government’s mention of credit card transaction fees in last Thursday’s fall economic statement is “a step in the right direction” but might not help

Ottawa Senators confirm team is up for sale, but must remain in the city
The Ottawa Senators confirmed Friday that they have initiated a process to sell the hockey club, with the one condition that the team remain in

Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate edges up to 4.2% in October
In its latest labour force survey, Statistics Canada said Friday that the unemployment rate for last month held steady at 5.2 per cent as more

‘Buyer hesitancy’ grows as home sales, residential prices fall in October, OREB says
Residential home prices declined an average of five per cent last month compared with a year earlier as the market continues to soften in the
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