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Proud To Be Bullyfree Gala raises the roof – and over $125k at evening bash

After a two-year hiatus, over 300 guests got dressed up last Saturday night to raise awareness for...

Feds contribute $6.6M to Bells Corners affordable housing project

This amount is complemented by $740,000 for fee and development charge waivers from the City of Ottawa and $4 million in Ontario Priorities Housing Initiative funding.

Renfrew County tourism operators benefit from federal relief fund

Three tourism organizations in Eastern Ontario will receive federal funding to help them recover from the pandemic and continue to grow.

OBJ’s Forty Under 40 issue is here!

The summer issue of our quarterly newsmagazine also features a special Defence and Security section and our quarterly HR Update where we talk about “leadership fatigue.”

Home prices fall from April, sales drop 19% year-over-year in May: OREB

The average residential-class property changed hands for about $802,000 last month, the city's real estate board said, up eight per cent from a year earlier but down more than $25,000 from April.

Calypso Waterpark sold to U.S.-based REIT as part of $180M deal

The Calypso-Valcartier Group said Thursday it’s agreed to sell the water park in Limoges as well as the four-season Village Vacances Valcartier resort near Quebec City to EPR Properties.

Meet Ottawa-Gatineau’s 2022 Bootstrap Award winners

A provider of free tech for seniors, an eco-manufacturer, a skincare brand, a fast-growing software firm and a pharmacy dedicated to cancer patients are among this year's recipients.

The results are in! Check out the 2022 Welch LLP Ottawa Business Growth Survey

After two-plus years of a pandemic and a disruptive trucker convoy, how are Ottawa’s business leaders feeling about the future? 

Ottawa’s commercial real estate market to ‘remain vibrant’ in 2022, Re/Max says

Sector is “gaining momentum” thanks to a booming industrial market and a retail industry that’s roared back to life in recent months as pandemic restrictions have lifted, new report says.

Gatineau businesses affected by protests to get federal relief

Merchants that lost income due to the demonstrations against vaccine mandates earlier this year can apply for up to $10,000 in funding.

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