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Are you a pickleball coach? New fitness club Altea looks to hire 200 employees

Fitness and wellness company Altea is hiring 200 new employees ahead of the opening of its new Ottawa facility later this year, the company said in a press release Thursday. 

Local housing starts drop, but at least one official predicts that will change in coming months

While housing starts in the region tumbled in August, it’s not surprising and could actually presage a sharp increase by the spring, says the executive director of the Greater Ottawa Home Builders’ Association.

Telesat taps former Canadian general to lead LEO satellite go-to-market strategy

Ottawa-based satellite operator Telesat has hired a former high-ranking member of the Canadian military to spearhead the...

Sales of luxury homes in Ottawa have increased so far this year, report says

Ottawa’s entrepreneurs, tech workers and senior federal officials continue to drive sales of luxury homes in the city, according to the 2024 Royal LePage Carriage Trade Luxury Market Report released today.

Bet you’re dying to know who won the Altis Bocce Battle, huh?

First Avenue Investment Counsel returned to the second annual Altis Bocce Battle on Tuesday to take care of some unfinished business: claiming a championship trophy that narrowly evaded it last year.

Brookstreet Hotel caters to local tech community with $12M reno project

In an effort to keep pace with the local tech community and stay up-to-date with the latest technology, the Brookstreet Hotel is preparing to re-open at full capacity next week after a complete renovation of its guest rooms.

Second Kinaxis shareholder urges Kanata software firm to explore sale

Another investor is taking Kinaxis to task for not aggressively exploring a sale after the Kanata-based company...

Kinaxis names corporate veteran Robert Courteau executive chair amid hunt for new CEO

Kinaxis has appointed veteran corporate leader Robert Courteau to the role of executive chair as the Kanata-based...

Canada’s inflation rate hits 2% target, lowest level in more than three years

Canada’s inflation rate fell to two per cent last month, finally hitting the Bank of Canada’s target after a tumultuous battle with skyrocketing price growth.

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