Ottawa eyes 4% hotel and Airbnb room tax
Whether they choose a traditional hotel room or make use of platforms such as Airbnb, Ottawa tourists may find a new tax on their stays
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Ottawa eyes 4% hotel and Airbnb room tax
Whether they choose a traditional hotel room or make use of platforms such as Airbnb, Ottawa tourists may find a new tax on their stays
Ottawa pot investor CannaRoyalty acquires California cannabis companies
An Ottawa company that finances and invests in marijuana enterprises is ramping up its presence in the world’s largest cannabis market, announcing this week it
OBJ will continue to be distributed in the green outdoor Metro / OBJ boxes located throughout the downtown core.
Lockheed Martin Canada leads group bid for new Canadian warships
After submitting its bid for the next generation of Canadian warships, Lockheed Martin Canada says its coalition is the best choice for Canada, and, by
Foundation helps donors “think bigger”
“We want philanthropy to really make an impact and create change. We care about the return on investment.”
Who’s winning government contracts in Ottawa and Gatineau?
Milestone Environmental Contracting Inc. 1354 Wellington St. W. Description: Middle Harbour fill site remediation dredging Buyer: PWGSC $5,343,787 Testforce Systems Inc. 235 Menten Pl. Description:
Update 2: Nine Ottawa newspapers to close in wake of Torstar-Postmedia deal
Postmedia is dramatically cutting the number of newspapers published in Ottawa as it consolidates the traditional media advertising market in the nation’s capital. On Monday,
Snowy Grey Cup thriller caps off week of celebrations in Ottawa
Tens of thousands of people flooded through the Glebe in Ottawa to enjoy the week-long Grey Cup festival, generating a surge in foot traffic for
City embarks on fresh effort to revitalize Ottawa’s Sparks Street
In its never-ending quest to breathe life into Sparks Street, the city is asking residents, business owners, community associations and government agencies what they want
Parliament’s $5.6M skating rink to stay open until end of February
The $5.6-million skating rink constructed on the east lawn of Parliament Hill will remain open to the public until the end of February – not
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