2012 construction permits surpass previous years
The number of construction permits issued in December was the lowest for the month since 2008, but helped bring overall activity in the sector in
2012 construction permits surpass previous years
The number of construction permits issued in December was the lowest for the month since 2008, but helped bring overall activity in the sector in
Ottawa home sales, prices drop in January
Home sales in the Ottawa area fell by 11.7 per cent last month compared to a year earlier, according to figures released Tuesday by the Ottawa Real
Gatineau firms win federal bridge contracts
Two Quebec-based companies have received millions of dollars worth of federal contracts to upgrade interprovincial crossings in the National Capital Region. Public Works announced Tuesday
EODC wins $3.75M military contract
A local armour manufacturer will help the Canadian Armed Forces upgrade some of its equipment after being awarded a subcontract worth $3.75 million. EODC Inc. will
Killam adds to Ottawa apartment portfolio
A Halifax-based residential landlord has bought an apartment east of Ottawa’s downtown, the latest in a string of similar purchases across the city. Killam Properties
The Ottawa Convention Centre has received LEED Gold certification from the Canada Green Building Council as a result of their green building initiatives, the facility
Phoenix proposes nine-storey building in Chinatown
Local developer Phoenix Homes is asking the city to make way for a nine-storey mixed-use building it’s proposed for Ottawa’s Chinatown. Phoenix has asked the
DEW wins $39M vehicle shelter contract
An Ottawa-based defence firm has beat out three other companies to outfit hundreds of vehicle shelters for the Canadian military. DEW Engineering & Development ULC,
Feds look for firms to help implement border agreement
The federal government is looking to pay technology contractors in seven different areas to help implement a border agreement with the United States, including positions
Construction permits plunge 20%
The value of new construction projects approved in November dropped by 20.1 per cent year-over-year, with the number of permits falling to the lowest level
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