Francophones put more personal stake in success of Ottawa’s LRT, polling suggests
Federally backed public opinion polling has revealed a linguistic divide in the national capital over its much-maligned light-rail transit system
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Francophones put more personal stake in success of Ottawa’s LRT, polling suggests
Federally backed public opinion polling has revealed a linguistic divide in the national capital over its much-maligned light-rail transit system
Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?
A $1.73M contract for Calian leads the latest roundup of local companies winning work with the federal government
Why Ottawa is a great city for first-time homebuyers
Consider yourself fortunate if you live in Ottawa and have been putting aside funds towards buying your first home. For many years, Ottawa has been
OBJ staff ‘way behind’ on holiday shopping; reducing hours over festive season
To accommodate this wave of procrastination (and take some well-deserved time for a rest) OBJ will feature reduced coverage from Dec. 20 to Jan. 2.
What were OBJ’s most-read stories of 2019?
The past year saw the City of Ottawa award its largest-ever procurement contract, Canada’s cannabis kingpin ousted from his own budding empire and even a
Veteran journalists depart CTV Ottawa amid ‘dramatic shift’ in local news
A slew of journalists are leaving CTV Ottawa this week as the shifting business model for local television news continues to put pressure on broadcasters
Former Carleton Ravens coach Dave Smart named GM of Ottawa CEBL team
Smart was head coach of the Ravens from 1999-2000 to 2018-19, presiding over the most dominant stretch by a team in U Sports basketball history
Former Carleton Ravens coach Dave Smart named GM of Ottawa CEBL team
Smart was head coach of the Ravens from 1999-2000 to 2018-19, presiding over the most dominant stretch by a team in U Sports basketball history
Ottawa’s annual inflation rate up 2.5 per cent in November, above national average
Ottawa’s annual rate of inflation ballooned to 2.5 per cent in November – the largest increase so far this year – according to data released
Ottawa’s annual inflation rate up 2.5 per cent in November, above national average
Ottawa’s annual rate of inflation ballooned to 2.5 per cent in November – the largest increase so far this year – according to data released
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