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McMillan creditors, former employees approve Ottawa ad agency’s debt settlement

Creditors of what was once Ottawa’s largest advertising agency have agreed to a settlement that will pay them 50 cents on the dollar, OBJ has learned

Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?

Both Carleton University and uOttawa are being tapped for work with the Department of National Defence in the latest roundup of federal contract wins

Swissport to open Ottawa airport lounge, accessible to all passengers

The Ottawa International Airport is turning to a third-party aviation services company to fill lounge space left vacant a year ago when Porter Airlines pulled up roots from YOW

Prospectus: These three projects will mark first half of 2020 for Ottawa business

In the latest issue of the OBJ newsmagazine, publisher Mike Curran flags three upcoming projects hitting shelves in the first half of the year

‘Fatal flaw’: LRT evaluators sought to disqualify SNC-Lavalin’s bid for Trillium Line extension

Newly released documents show the extent of the failings in SNC-Lavalin’s original bid to take on the southern extension of Ottawa’s light-rail transit system

Anger, drama fuel meeting on mounting issues with Ottawa LRT

Ottawa city hall's top bureaucrat has told elected officials that he's ready to take the blame if councillors want someone's head to roll over ongoing troubles with the city's light-rail system

Ottawa-based Tetra Bio-Pharma to raise $10M

An Ottawa bioscience company is turning to the markets for an injection of capital, announcing plans this week for a bought deal offering

Ottawa inflation rate accelerates to 2.7% in December

Economist says underlying pace of inflation remains close to Bank of Canada's target of 2%

Telfer’s Julie Beauchamp named dean of Algonquin College School of Business

There’s been a shift in the academic waters in Ottawa: Julie Beauchamp, a veteran of the University...

Ontario’s main three parties have candidates set for upcoming Ottawa byelections

Ontario's three main political parties have now nominated their candidates for a pair of Ottawa byelections that could be called any day
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