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After a tough 2024, Ottawa-Gatineau’s economy likely to pick up speed next year, report says

Ericsson partners with feds to boost funding for Kanata R&D centre

Wireless networking technology company Ericsson Canada says it is expanding a previously announced partnership with the federal...

Where would we be without them: Celebrating 30 years of philanthropy at the Phils

Award recipients past and present gathered yesterday at the Rogers Centre Ottawa to mark the 30th anniversary...

Bubbling over: How Ottawa’s Bathorium is prepping for a $2.5M capital raise

For Gregory Macdonald, the founder and CEO of Ottawa-based Bathorium, his upcoming fundraising round is about one...

Two Ottawa ‘creatives’ not selected for the nightlife council plan their own ‘council-like’ project

Jessica Traina has been quite public when it comes to her views on Ottawa.  She has dedicated her...

Ottawa home sales surge nearly 50% in October: OREB

Ottawa home sales soared 46 per cent in October compared with the same month a year ago,...

Noibu, Fellow among Ottawa startups to crack Deloitte’s 2024 Technology Fast 50 rankings

Four Ottawa-based organizations made Deloitte’s 2024 ranking of Canada’s 50 fastest-growing tech companies, while another local startup...

InterRent REIT acquires 50% stake in new downtown Montreal apartment complex

InterRent REIT has teamed up with another firm to acquire a newly constructed apartment building in downtown...

YOW will ‘come close’ to matching pre-COVID passenger volumes in 2024, chair says

Ottawa International Airport Authority chair Bonnie Boretsky said the number of travellers using YOW is steadily climbing thanks to new routes from carriers such as Porter Airlines, which has turned Ottawa into one of its main hubs, and Air France, which launched direct flights from the nation’s capital to Paris last year.

Here’s how local bookstores are responding to the BookTok, Bookstagram, BookTube trends

In the early days of the pandemic, many young people discovered a fascination with the world of...
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