
Ottawa’s Canada Day celebrations to be virtual for second straight year
Earlier this year, Heritage Canada suggested it was looking at staging a live show after last year’s festivities were scrapped due to the pandemic.

Ottawa’s Canada Day celebrations to be virtual for second straight year
Earlier this year, Heritage Canada suggested it was looking at staging a live show after last year’s festivities were scrapped due to the pandemic.

Retail giant Costco Ottawa’s top revenue-generating firm in new list
Big-box behemoth, whose Canadian subsidiary is headquartered on Hunt Club Road, posted revenues of $30.2 billion in 2020, up 6.6 per cent from a year

Meet Ottawa’s 2021 Forty Under 40 recipients: Professional and financial services
Roberto Aburto, Cynthia Benoit, Matthew Carr, Elnaz Kanani K., Chris Murray and Emilie Wilcox are among this year’s recipients.

Quebec builder poised to enter Ottawa market with proposed 26-storey highrise on Montreal Road
Bertone Development Corp. says it wants to build a 26-storey tower with 243 rental apartment units and 8,300 square feet of retail space near the

Pop-up businesses in store for Lansdowne as OSEG looks to attract more visitors to site
The organization behind Lansdowne Live says it will offer small businesses a chance to open short-term storefronts at the 40-acre site starting this fall.

Meet Ottawa’s 2021 Forty Under 40 recipients: Real estate and construction
Jonathan Atwill-Morin, Kevin Brennan, Sean Cochrane, Ken Jennings, Sarah Lynne Howard, Jordan Latimer, Sandro Ricci and Connor Shea are among this year’s recipients.

Ottawa-Gatineau housing starts surge in May, sustaining spring construction boom
Developers appear to be working overtime to play catch-up amid surging demand for inventory in the capital’s red-hot housing market.

Quebec construction firm lands $24.6M Chaudière Crossing contract
Project involves replacing several steel and concrete components of the Union Bridge as well as widening the Hull Causeway

Alfred-based cabinet manufacturer nails down $625K in federal funding to modernize facility
Eastern Ontario firm says new equipment will help increase production by 50 per cent.

Second class-action suit against Hexo dismissed in U.S. court
Ottawa firm was one of three major Canadian pot producers hit with lawsuits last year alleging they exaggerated or overestimated sales figures and market potential.
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