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‘People want to get out and do something’: Holiday parties are ‘all back,’ Brookstreet GM says

Nyle Kelly, general manager of Kanata’s Brookstreet Hotel, says the property’s banquet halls and ballrooms have been buzzing with activity as holiday party season ramps up. 

‘We have to figure out what we want to be’: Innovation expert on Kanata North’s future

Home to hundreds of tech firms ranging from telecommunications giants like Nokia to fledgling software startups, Kanata...

Ottawa firm proposes ‘build-to-suit’ industrial complex in Vars as demand for space rises

An Ottawa firm led by well-known construction entrepreneur John Bassi is launching a new industrial development east...

Katasa seeks approval to build 22-storey mixed-use highrise at Bronson and Carling

Katasa Group – which recently acquired a pair of office towers on Slater Street in one of the city’s biggest real estate deals this year – has applied to construct two buildings on a vacant 1.1-acre site at the southwest corner of Carling and Bronson avenues.

Fiscal update includes loans for housing developers, affordable housing fund: source

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland is set to present the fall economic statement on Tuesday, a document that will make billions in loans available for homebuilders and earmark a fund for affordable housing.

Pros and cons to divulging salary info, use of AI to job candidates, local HR experts say

Human resources professionals in Ottawa say potential new legislation on hiring could have positive impacts for both employers and employees, although concerns remain.

KNBA creates new plan to attract tech talent, companies to Kanata in uncertain economy

As Ottawa’s tech sector grapples with post-pandemic uncertainty, KNBA CEO Amanda Gordon says her area is well-positioned to meet those challenges. 

‘I couldn’t resist’: Michael Tremblay says offer to join Calian’s C-suite too good to pass up

In Calian, Tremblay is joining a company that is on track to generate record revenues of more than $630 million in fiscal 2023.

‘It’s been a good ride’: Oakview Capital founder Ryan Barresi’s leap of faith pays off

Oakview Capital, the company Ryan Barresi started as a side hustle in 2010 and turned into a full-time gig three and half years ago, specializes in low-rise industrial flex space that caters to small enterprises like contractors and plumbers.

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