Kingston cruise operator threatens legal action over ongoing closure of LaSalle Causeway
The president of St. Lawrence Cruise Lines in Kingston says he is poised to take the federal government to court over the continued closure of
Kingston cruise operator threatens legal action over ongoing closure of LaSalle Causeway
The president of St. Lawrence Cruise Lines in Kingston says he is poised to take the federal government to court over the continued closure of
Ottawa’s The Growcer raises $3M from investors including Jeff York, Jeff Westeinde
Ottawa-based vertical farming company The Growcer has raised $3 million in Series A financing to accelerate the company’s growth.
Bowling alley to take over former Future Shop at Kanata Centrum
Oakville-based Splitsville Entertainment announced that it will open a 26,000-square-foot bowling facility at 745 Kanata Ave. in the fall of this year. The Kanata Entertainment
YOW sees passenger volume, financial results improve in 2023
More than four million passengers travelled through the Ottawa International Airport in 2023, a 37-per-cent increase over the previous year.
Annual pace of housing starts in Ottawa-Gatineau up 17% in March: CMHC
Ottawa-Gatineau’s annual pace of housing starts increased 17 per cent last month compared to February, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says.
Bonnechere Excavating acquires H&H Construction, keeping 76-year-old company in Ottawa Valley
Bonnechere Excavating Inc. (BEI) of Renfrew is expanding by purchasing another Ottawa Valley business, H&H Construction, which has been in business for 76 years.
Westjet increases service on Ottawa-Winnipeg route, adding to growing activity at YOW
WestJet will fly daily from the Ottawa International Airport (YOW) to Winnipeg starting June 3, 2024, the company announced yesterday.
Your guide to Ottawa’s technology ecosystem
Ottawa-Gatineau’s technology ecosystem is bigger than you might think, with a host of private- and public-sector players, both local and national. These entities strengthen the
Ottawa gets $37.5M from province to reward ‘substantial progress’ on 2023 housing target
Ottawa will receive $37.5 million from the province in recognition of the “substantial progress” the city has made toward its 2023 housing target by breaking
Region’s unemployment rate jumps to 4.8% in March as local economy sheds jobs
Canada’s unemployment rate jumped to 6.1 per cent in March as more people looked for work, Statistics Canada reported Friday.
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