Carleton breaks ground on new $16M Engineering Design Centre
New 25,000-square-foot facility will feature a makerspace as well as design studios, workshops and meeting areas.
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Manulife buys luxury Gatineau apartment complex for $63M
Le Vibe, a Gatineau development that includes 181 rental suites, is Manulife Investment Management’s first residential purchase in the National Capital Region.
Watch: STUFF Made and Built in Eastern Ontario launches
An in-depth look at the local manufacturing sector.
Housing starts stall in October as multi-unit builds drop dramatically
Builders started work on 930 new dwellings last month, a drop of more than 20 per cent from the 1,196 starts recorded in October 2019.
Deep talent pool keeps Ottawa in second spot in CBRE’s annual Canadian tech report
It’s the fourth year in a row the capital has finished second to Toronto in the survey.
OSEG puts 2020 edition of Christmas market on ice due to pandemic
Organization says limits on the size of public gatherings and other measures aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19 would “interfere” with spectators’ enjoyment of
City planners urge committee to put kibosh on Kanata golf course redevelopment plan
ClubLink’s proposal calls for more than 1,500 housing units on the current site of the Kanata Golf and Country Club.
Diocese wants to tear down the structure at 3865 Old Richmond Rd. and replace it with a four-level mixed-use building that will include 35 affordable
Minto REIT’s rental revenues continue to rise in Q3 despite pandemic
Firm’s funds from operations for the three-month period ending Sept. 30 increased 22 per cent year-over-year to $13.2 million.
Ottawa’s divergent hiring outlook
Despite the high number of organizations forced to lay off employees, an even higher proportion say they plan to hire new staff
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