Prospectus: Ottawa’s golden age of city-building
In the latest edition of the OBJ newsmagazine, publisher Mike Curran shares his observations from Ottawa’s city-building summit
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What makes a Forty Under 40 recipient?
Ahead of Friday evening’s celebration for this year’s Forty Under 40 award recipients, we break down what makes this year’s class special
Former Dessau executive pleads guilty to bid rigging scheme in Gatineau
A former regional vice-president for the Dessau engineering firm has pleaded guilty to participating in a bid-rigging scheme that cost the City of Gatineau an
Canopy Growth shares fall as fourth quarter revenues rise, loss deepens
Shares of Canopy Growth slipped on Friday after the cannabis company reported an uptick in fourth-quarter net revenues but a wider-than-expected fourth-quarter loss
City says it expects to recoup all LRT delay costs from developers
Ottawa taxpayers won’t be on the hook for an estimated $34.4 million in costs related to the delayed opening of phase one LRT – assuming
Nepean MPP Lisa MacLeod shifted to tourism portfolio amid Doug Ford’s cabinet shuffle
Nepean-Carleton MPP Lisa MacLeod is one of several high-profile ministers demoted in a major cabinet shuffle announced today by Premier Doug Ford
Sciemetric expands in Kanata North
Landlord KRP Properties finds creative solution to create new home for growing tech firm
Feds greenlight northern airlines merger in wake of ‘monopoly’ warnings
The federal government has approved a merger between two northern air carriers that Canada’s competition watchdog has said would amount to a monopoly on key
Canopy Growth shareholders approve proposed acquisition of Acreage Holdings
The approvals come after a U.S. hedge fund said that it will vote against the US$3.4-billion offer because it is ‘unbelievably lopsided’ in favour of
Ottawa’s annual inflation rate up 2.3 per cent in May
After a steady start to the year Ottawa’s annual rate of inflation kicked up in May, following similar trends across the country
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