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Ottawa-based firm is lending its sister company, Minto Properties, more than $50 million to invest in a joint venture that will see B.C. mall converted into mixed-use multi-residential property.

Ottawa-based firm is lending its sister company, Minto Properties, more than $50 million to invest in a joint venture that will see B.C. mall converted into mixed-use multi-residential property.

Our top 10 are a diverse bunch, but all have been challenged by their rapid growth, especially in this difficult economy. Here are numbers 10 through six

The city’s office vacancy rate edged up slightly to 9.8 per cent in the first quarter from 9.7 per cent at the close of 2021, brokerage said in its Q1 National Market Snapshot.

From small community services to large non-profits, Eastern Ontario's non-profit organizations play their own role in driving economic and social change and development.

As the local economy emerges from the shadow of the pandemic, the annual Welch LLP Ottawa Business Growth Survey is taking on even greater importance.

Starting in July, the business school will add four online MBA programs to its curriculum, including a traditional MBA degree and an MBA with a concentration in business analytics.

Builders started work on 877 new dwellings in February, a 16 per cent increase over the 754 starts recorded in the same month in 2021, housing agency says.

In Eastern Ontario, there are players that are on the leading edge in manufacturing sophistication and innovation. A new cohort of manufacturing workers is rising.

Nav Canada will enter into a lease-back contract that will allow it to maintain a footprint at the Nav Centre, which has been for sale for several years.