Peter Kovessy

Ottawa Business Journal

What makes a mixed-use development work?

When Morguard Investments first presented plans in 2005 for its new tower at the corner of Elgin...

$18M overhaul slated for old EDC space

A closely watched downtown office tower is undergoing a significant interior facelift before the space is returned...

New government builds to add pressure to class-B landlords

With the first of five new government office buildings scheduled for completion this year, local real estate...

Feds renew Centennial Towers lease with Morguard

The city's largest private-sector landlord has renewed a lease with the federal government for more than 378,000...

Longevity key in winning light-rail work: industry rep

Local businesses vying for contracts on Ottawa's $2.1-billion light-rail line should showcase their stamina when pitching to...

Competition heats up downtown as Morguard launches build

Additional inventory to put downward pressure on rents, observers predict One of the city's largest landlords is pushing...

Opinion: Mayor Watson: Who stands to benefit

Jim Watson put economic development front and centre when he officially kicked off his election campaign in...

Passing on Public Works

For months, MPs have heard a message repeated by representatives from a variety of sectors: the hassles that come along with selling to Public Works is discouraging small and medium-sized businesses from doing business with the Canadian government.
1...181920Page 20 of 20
Get Our Email Updates

Stay up-to-date on the companies, people and issues that impact businesses in Ottawa and beyond.

Sign Up Now

OBJ360 Sponsored

Guest Blogs

Social Galleries

Video

Ottawa is evolving fast. Key developments are impacting all sectors and sizes of business, from AI, innovation and talent to city building and global competitiveness. Who’s making sure business has a strong voice at every decision table? The Ottawa Board of Trade. Join the Ottawa Business Journal publisher Michael Curran and OBOT president and CEO Sueling Ching for a dynamic conversation about how OBOT is shaping Ottawa’s economic future, and how business leaders can leverage their network, influence, and momentum to grow. What you will learn: -- How OBOT advocacy helps shape pro-growth policy, investment, and city-building decisions that strengthen the region’s economy. -- The tables, events, and networks where decision-makers meet, partnerships form, and ideas become action. -- How OBOT equips businesses with visibility, market intelligence, influence, and relationships that drive growth year-round.
Ottawa Board of Trade: Powering Ottawa’s Future to Influence to Connect to Grow

Event Calendar

View Calendar