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Op-ed: Three quotes from the throne speech that will affect Ottawa-Gatineau businesses

Ottawa

Chris Day highlights three quotes from Thursday’s throne speech that will have bearing on the business climate here in the capital

Op-ed: Six takeaways for Ottawa from the new federal cabinet

Ottawa

Public affairs consultant Chris Day examines the potential impact on Ottawa’s tourism sector, local public servants and the third phase of LRT from the newly

Op-ed: New stadium at LeBreton Flats could be a ball for Ottawa

Ottawa

Longtime baseball executive Duncan MacDonald says the sport can still be a hit with fans in the capital – if the ballpark is relocated to

Letters: Ottawa offers fertile ground for ‘smart agriculture’ hub

Ottawa

University of Ottawa professor Claude Laguë writes his argument for considering Ottawa as a hub for agricultural tech.

Op-ed: Ottawa kids are part of a climate revolution. Let’s join them before it’s too late

Ottawa

Mike Gerbis, CEO of the GLOBE Series, calls on members of the Ottawa business community to join youth-led action against climate change

Op-ed: Smart partnerships are a blueprint for prosperity

Techopia

Dr. Roseann O’Reilly Runte shares her vision for the future of education and industry

Why Ottawa HR leaders need to recognize the free agent economy’s potential

Ottawa

Appeal of freelance contracts growing among many skilled workers

Op-ed: New government procurement projects risk adding burdens to suppliers

Ottawa

In a move of great interest to many Ottawa businesses, both the federal and Ontario governments recently announced plans to proceed with centralized procurement systems.

Op-ed: Forget about Toronto, Sidewalk Labs – build a smart neighbourhood in Ottawa instead

Techopia

After failed attempts to develop LeBreton Flats, the National Capital Commission recently announced it was adopting a new approach for developing the 21-hectare property. This

Private-sector growth adds to development pressure in Ottawa’s west-end

Non-Residential

By: Sam Cooley Something remarkable happened last year in Kanata’s real estate market. After remaining stubbornly stuck in the double-digits for a decade, office vacancy