
Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?
The Stittsville Shooting Range is among local companies winning business with the federal government
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Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?
The Stittsville Shooting Range is among local companies winning business with the federal government

Former McMillan employees still owed severance as Ottawa ad agency applies for creditor protection
Former employees of a major Ottawa advertising agency that recently applied for creditor protection say they “feel ignored” and are worried they will never receive

Dedicated buses for LRT replacement service starting Monday
OC Transpo is setting aside a fleet of dedicated buses to more rapidly deploy replacement transit service when Ottawa’s light-rail system goes down

Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?
A big contract for Ottawa startup Snapclarity is among the latest roundup of local firms winning work with the federal government

A Lyft with Rob Woodbridge: Ride-hailing service equips and celebrates drivers as entrepreneurs
“This is an opportunity to leverage a platform like Lyft to be able to start your own business.”

Ottawa council passes restrictions on Airbnb, other short-term rentals
City council endorsed new rules that will restrict short-term rentals on Airbnb and other similar platforms to primary residences in a bid to crack down

Elgin Street reopening to two-way traffic on Dec. 16
In an early Christmas present to merchants all along Elgin Street, the popular downtown thoroughfare will reopen to two-way traffic on Dec. 16 following 11

Prospectus: Taking a ‘half-full’ perspective on November’s tough business news
In the latest OBJ newsmagazine, publisher Michael Curran takes a different perspective on some of the tough business news of the day

City prefers rival bidder over upstart Ottawa group to take over baseball in the capital
A month after a group of local investors struck a conditional agreement to buy Ottawa’s beleaguered pro baseball club, the deal appears to be all

Best Ottawa Business Awards winners push credit to others at packed gala
Humility permeated every speech from the marquee award winners at Friday evening’s Best Ottawa Business Awards, as the local community turned out in droves to
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