
Landlords pivot to capitalize on changing demands of Ottawa-area tenants
Demand growing for high-end units, particularly in communities outside central Ottawa
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Landlords pivot to capitalize on changing demands of Ottawa-area tenants
Demand growing for high-end units, particularly in communities outside central Ottawa
Algonquin College names Claude Brulé as new president, CEO
Algonquin College has tapped a 20-year veteran of the post-secondary institution to succeed the outgoing Cheryl Jensen and lead it through the next five years
Ottawa-area cannabis grower apollogreen cleared to produce ‘starter plants’
A local company has been given the green light from Health Canada to grow cannabis “starter plants” that it plans to sell to licensed pot
Ottawa airport traffic descends in June
Despite the slow June, the Ottawa airport’s passenger volumes are still trending higher over the first half of the year
Ottawa’s annual inflation rate settles to 1.9% in June
Ottawa’s annual rate of inflation rose at roughly the same rate as the rest of the country in June, as both figures came down from
Cannabis venture capital firm Canopy Rivers reports $1.8 million Q4 loss
Canopy Rivers, the venture capital arm of Smiths Falls-based cannabis company Canopy Growth, swung to a loss in its latest quarter as its operating expenses
Capital Coun. Menard calls for breakup of planning committee over urban-rural divide
An Ottawa councillor is calling for the city’s planning committee to be split into two bodies that deal with urban and suburban planning issues separately
Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?
A $26-million contract for Thales Group leads the latest round-up of local firms winning work with the federal government
Custom Ottawa Monopoly board filled up with local businesses
Ottawa businesses have come out in force to fill the familiar streets lining the capital’s first official Monopoly board
How Sens fans, local business and grassroots community activities send kids to camp
More than 2,000 children in 2018, including new Canadians and children dealing with health challenges, participated in the SENS Campership Program.
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