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Great Wolf Lodge in Cornwall is still in the cards, officials say, as infrastructure work proceeds

‘Turbo button has been hit’: Cowpland-backed NuvoBio among growing crop of local biotech ventures

For more than a decade, Carleton University biochemist Kyle Biggar has been toiling away at treatments that...

Calian to create independent U.S. subsidiary with focus on government and defence clients

Calian Group plans to create an independent U.S.-based subsidiary in a bid to generate more government and...

Local tourism operator parks his idea of winter bus tours due to unreliable weather

Unpredictable weather is making it more difficult than ever for local tourism operator Étienne Cameron to continue his winter offerings, he told OBJ Wednesday. 

New Nokia campus will pave way for transformation of Kanata North, proponents say

Nokia’s plan to build nearly 600,000 square feet of new office, R&D and retail space on March...

Knak hires Denver-based executive to spearhead software firm’s sales strategy

Knak has tapped a veteran U.S. sales executive to fill the new role of chief revenue officer...

‘Yin to their yang’: Founders seek biz partners at inaugural Invest Ottawa ‘speed-dating’ event

Invest Ottawa welcomed 300 eager participants to the organization’s headquarters at Bayview Yards Thursday night for its first “co-founder speed dating” event aimed at connecting entrepreneurs who’ve launched businesses with prospective co-founders who can help them scale.

Lone wolf or people leader? Gen-Z workers say they’re not keen on management roles

If gen-Z professionals are shying away from management roles, it may be because they don’t feel set...

New head of Canadian chamber ready to tackle Trump’s tariffs, looks forward to life in Ottawa

An interest in jiu-jitsu and kickboxing may prove handy for the new president of the Canadian Chamber...

Many city-building lessons to be found in amalgamation period, local expert argues

It’s been nearly 24 years since Ottawa amalgamated on Jan. 1, 2001, which means the city as we know it today is in its “young adulthood,” according to Greg Jodouin. 
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