
Labour pains: Ottawa Talent Summit tackles issue of worker shortages
The virtual event will tackle a variety of topics surrounding the future of work as the economy struggles to rebound from the pandemic.

Labour pains: Ottawa Talent Summit tackles issue of worker shortages
The virtual event will tackle a variety of topics surrounding the future of work as the economy struggles to rebound from the pandemic.

Developer floats plan to turn pair of buildings in Centretown heritage zone into apartment complex
Zyer Developments wants to restore the building at 285 McLeod to its “original appearance and detailing” and build a new eight-storey apartment development over top

Techopia Live: ‘You are the average of the people around you’
BluWave-ai uses sophisticated artificial intelligence technology to help utility companies around the world boost the amount of renewable energy in their grids.

Two-building proposal calls for mix of student rentals, other units near Carleton University
Katasa Group’s plan is anchored by a 26-storey highrise that would feature more than 80 rental units targeted at students and an additional 150 rental

Ottawa-Gatineau housing starts plummet 50% in August: CMHC
It’s the third month in a row that new builds lagged behind their pace of a year ago.

‘Robust’ Q2 puts city on pace to top $2.2B in commercial real estate investment in 2021: CBRE
Investors spent a total of $767-million on Ottawa commercial properties from April to June, the real estate firm said in its latest report.

How Ottawa’s VC scene might emerge from its ‘nuclear winter’
The Ottawa Business Journal spoke with industry veteran Leo Lax about how he is interpreting the data in the latest edition of Behind the Headlines
Podcast: What triggered a record-breaking Ottawa real estate deal
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Region’s unemployment rate falls to 6.2% in August as labour force shrinks amid job losses
Employers in Ottawa-Gatineau shed a net total of 3,300 jobs in August, and the unemployment rate dropped mainly because of a mass exodus of 12,100

Ottawa’s housing supply “continues to remain scarce”
Overall sales in Ottawa were down compared with 2020 for the second straight month.
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