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Q&A: Sens’ Jacqueline Belsito and Ted Wagstaff talk Ottawa’s growing sports economy

There are possibly no two people better suited to talk about Ottawa’s sports world than Jacqueline Belsito...

‘Third time’s the charm’ for Michelle Groulx with return to OCOBIA as chief advocate

Michelle Groulx has taken on exciting new positions back-to-back, but something keeps drawing her back to the Ottawa Coalition of Business Improvement Areas (OCOBIA).

Former Redblacks linebacker Dan Basambombo on going from the gridiron to the incubator

Linebacker Dan Basambombo believes his career in pro football has equipped him to tackle just about anything,...

KTS Properties to convert Carling Avenue office building into apartment complex

KTS Properties has filed an application to turn an eight-storey, 55,000-square-foot office building at the corner of Bronson and Carling avenues into a 70-unit rental complex with ground-floor retail space.

Is the great downtown office tear-down coming? Not so fast, real estate insiders say

A Montreal-based developer's decision to topple 77 Metcalfe St. could trigger a domino effect that sees more...

Expanded MIFO will boost local economy, francophone community centre says

An Orléans community centre is expanding its location after 40 years in a move its backers say...

Q&A: New Calian exec Chris Pogue on why Ottawa firms should think ‘defence first’

The retired Royal Canadian Air Force officer, who previously served as president and CEO of growing defence firm Thales Canada, is just wrapping up his first week as president of Calian Group’s newly created defence and space division.

Zenbooks founder Eric Saumure is a rising accounting star, but he turned down a major finance role in Mark Carney’s campaign. Here’s why

Earlier this year, Eric Saumure received a potentially life-changing opportunity: to handle the finances for Mark Carney’s federal election campaign. Despite the potential upsides, Saumure turned it down.

TCC Canada to take over Spaces co-working location on Slater Street

TCC Canada has signed a 10-year lease that will see it occupy about 62,000 square feet on the first five floors at 66 Slater St. starting Dec. 1, with an option to take over the sixth floor.

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