Growth spurt: Landscaping firm acquires Edmonton company
Operation with a significant presence in Ottawa has pulled the trigger on its second acquisition of the year.
Growth spurt: Landscaping firm acquires Edmonton company
Operation with a significant presence in Ottawa has pulled the trigger on its second acquisition of the year.
The light at the end of the pandemic tunnel – for some
While some in Ottawa’s business community believe the worst economic impact of the pandemic is behind them, other industries face a prolonged recovery.
Ottawa home prices ‘levelling out’ after surging earlier in 2021, OREB says
The average price of a residential-class property in Ottawa was $725,970 last month, up 26 per cent from a year earlier but below the year-to-date
Orléans developer looks to construct residential complex near Cyrville LRT station
Building at 1368 Labrie Ave., south of the intersection of Highway 417 and Cyrville Road, would contain 45 units.
Porter Airlines to return to skies in September
Toronto-based carrier announced it will restart its operations in phases, with Ottawa among four Canadian cities where Porter will initially resume flights on Sept. 8.
Capital’s office vacancy rate ticks up in Q2, but downtown on rebound: CBRE
Ottawa’s overall office vacancy rate stood at 9.8 per cent at the end of June, up two-tenths of a percentage point, but amount of empty
City staff recommending 3% tax hike for 2022
Increase would see the average urban homeowner’s tax bill jump $119 to $4,086, while the average commercial property owner’s tax bill would rise $242 to
WestJet adding YOW-Victoria route to schedule
Move should come as welcome news to the Ottawa Airport, which is facing the biggest cash crunch in its history during the pandemic.
Long-term care home proposes additional seven-storey apartment complex at south-end site
St. Patrick’s Home of Ottawa has outlined a conceptual plan for a new building just north of its current five-storey property at 2865 Riverside Dr.
Council green-lights plan for 27-storey tower at Metcalfe Street Medical Arts Building site
Wednesday’s decision marks the culmination of a development application process that’s stretched on for more than six years.
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