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Gen Z worried AI will affect their career prospects, but HR experts say they should embrace it

A new study found that despite their digital savvy, 73 per cent of gen Z workers are worried that AI will impact their jobs. 

New Paris route could benefit business leaders from both sides of the Atlantic, officials say

When Air France flight AF 328 from Paris touched down in Ottawa Tuesday afternoon, it marked the return of transatlantic travel to the Canadian capital. 

Sensing opportunity: Esprit-ai sees surging demand for motion-tracking tech

As the population ages and rates of dementia and conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease continue to rise, Esprit-ai says its sensors can take some of the burden off a health-care system that’s under growing strain.

Building momentum: Hotel added to growing list of projects planned for Orléans

A growing wave of intensification near LRT stations in Ottawa’s east end is poised to continue with a plan to build a hotel near the Taylor Creek Business Park in Orléans.

Windmill to build nine-storey condo at former All Saints church site

Windmill Development Group says it’s working on a proposal that would see a nine-storey condominium with about 100 units constructed next to the 123-year-old church on Chapel Street.

Ross Video spending $236M to develop cloud-based platform as firm eyes IPO

Ross Video is spending nearly a quarter of a billion dollars to develop a full suite of cloud-based video-production software as it hopes to generate new revenue streams in anticipation of going public by 2025.

Craft&Crew acquires Fenix Solutions after year of rapid growth

Ottawa-based Craft&Crew Corp. has acquired web development and maintenance agency Fenix Solutions following a period of expansion.

Sky’s the limit: Former Chapters location ‘prime’ spot for a mixed-use highrise, broker says

Michael Church, the managing director of Avison Young’s Ottawa office, called the former Chapters space at 47 Rideau St. a “prime” site for a highrise multi-residential project.

Minto REIT declines option to buy Glebe rental complex, citing high costs of capital

Minto Apartment REIT will not exercise its option to purchase a major rental development in the Glebe from sister company Minto Properties because rising interest rates have made the cost of financing the deal too expensive, the Ottawa-based REIT said this week.

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