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Ottawa’s top 10 commercial real estate transactions of 2024

Forum Asset Management’s $183-million acquisition of a 579-unit student residence near the University of Ottawa topped the list of the capital’s most valuable commercial real estate transactions in 2024 as trading volumes held steady with the previous year.

Ottawa-born Turnstone Biologics halting clinical studies, laying off staff

Ottawa-born biotech startup Turnstone Biologics is halting all clinical studies, ceasing further development of its cutting-edge cancer-fighting...

‘A very volatile future’: Lee Valley Tools exec on how talk of tariffs is upending his industry

Nearly 50 years after Lee Valley Tools began as a mail-order retailer of woodworking equipment, the firm...

Hollywood awards season means big business for Ottawa’s ByTowne and Mayfair theatres

Award shows are some of the most elegant and exciting times of the year in Hollywood. Movie...

Paused investments, cancelled orders: Ottawa businesses feeling the tariff pain

Equispheres CEO Kevin Nicholds is nervously wondering what the future will hold after U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order Sunday applying 25 per cent tariffs to most Canadian goods, including his company’s high-tech powder, starting Tuesday.

Jon Martin and Liz Ellwood look for new owners for three Ottawa Maverick’s Donuts locations

Maverick’s Donuts franchisees Jon Martin and Liz Ellwood are stepping away from their Ottawa locations after nearly...

Ottawa will lose out on major events if city infrastructure isn’t revamped, Sutcliffe says

Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe said Thursday the city needs to press ahead with major projects such as...

Homestead looks to build 25-storey residential tower near Island Park Drive

Kingston-based Homestead Land Holdings has filed a site plan for the proposed tower at 210 Clearview Ave., which would include 187 apartment units and about 27,000 square feet of amenity space such as patios and terraces on the building’s podium.

Kinaxis, uOttawa ink five-year partnership to develop new technologies

Software company Kinaxis has signed a five-year partnership with the University of Ottawa that will see the...

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