Bourbon Street in Ottawa? City to debate changes to alcohol policies
Ottawa is getting ready to party in 2017 with changes to the city’s alcohol policy. Don’t get too excited – this isn’t New Orleans and
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Kanata Central businesses likely to form BIA in 2017: Ottawa councillor
Plans for a Kanata Central Business Improvement Area (BIA) are coming closer to reality. Kanata North councillor Marianne Wilkinson held a meeting with businesses in
Gatineau marijuana producer Hydropothecary announces plans to go public
A Gatineau-based medical marijuana firm with a self-declared goal of becoming the “Coca-Cola of cannabis” has unveiled a new 36,000-square-foot growing facility as well as
More than houses: Habitat for Humanity volunteer eQ Homes builds communities
Building homes runs in the Kardish family. His father, David, is vice-president of land development at the Regional Group and would take his son out
uOttawa Innovates builds bridges with Faculty of Engineering alumni
It’s been a priority for Dr. Ioan Nistor, Interim Dean, from the day he joined the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Engineering – break that
First Confederation Line train to hit Ottawa tracks soon
First of 34 trains arrives in Ottawa There is still a lot of concrete to pour and track to lay down, but the first Confederation
Opinion: Going the extra mile to earn rewards? It’s not always worth it
Who can resist getting something for nothing? I certainly can’t, which is why I collect both Air Miles and Aeroplan reward points. But it’s growing
Chateau Laurier expansion plans scaled back
The development team behind the controversial proposed addition to the Chateau Laurier presented a revised vision of the plan to the public on Thursday night
Statistics Canada, Bank of Montreal, Loblaw Companies Ltd. Bank of Canada CIBC
Ontario’s Liberals and Progressive Conservatives each held their own in two provincial byelections Thursday. In Ottawa-Vanier, PC leader Patrick Brown failed in his stated goal
Ottawa’s inflation rate accelerates to 1.6% in October
The annual inflation rate in the nation’s capital increased for the second straight month, driven in part by a rise in gasoline prices, Statistics Canada
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