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New Ottawa home sales hit five-year high for July, builders group says

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City committee OKs six-tower development near St. Laurent Shopping Centre

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Jabil to hire 40 new workers in Ottawa after expanding Kanata R&D facility

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What Ottawa businesses hope to see on the priority list when MPs return to the Hill next month

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Power-Tek continues expansion push, acquires ex-CFLer Gordon’s plumbing businesses

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Ottawa couple Meryl and Michael Baker are the co-owners of Nunorm, a barefoot shoe company. Photo submitted by Meryl Baker.

Ottawa couple gets barefoot shoe company Nunorm up and running through bootstrapping

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Ottawa housing market sees busiest July since 2021, OREB says

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UPDATED: Calian IT and cyber boss Michael Tremblay leaving firm for new CEO role

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Kinaxis posts record profit in Q2 as tariff war fuels demand for supply-chain solutions

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Shopify catapults past RBC to become Canada’s most valuable company

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