
Local architects hope European trip inspires ideas for Ottawa
A select group of Ottawa-based architects is jetting across the Atlantic this month to see how European cities are adjusting their design principles for a
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Local architects hope European trip inspires ideas for Ottawa
A select group of Ottawa-based architects is jetting across the Atlantic this month to see how European cities are adjusting their design principles for a
Land with space for 10,000 housing units near future Hard Rock casino hits market
A 160-acre parcel of land steps away from the future Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in the city’s south end is for sale in a
Ottawa homebuilders’ association blasts province’s decision to reverse urban boundary expansions
The Greater Ottawa Home Builders’ Association said Monday it is “extremely disappointed” by the provincial government’s intention to “wind back” changes it made to Ottawa’s
Ontario reversing urban boundary expansions for several communities
Ontario is reversing its urban boundary expansions for several communities after finding that processes used by the previous housing minister’s office did not meet the
Building a hockey arena downtown is the ‘right move,’ Andlauer says
Michael Andlauer, new owner of the Ottawa Senators, says there appears to be consensus among local officials and fans that building a new hockey arena
New Sens owner Andlauer named Newsmaker of the Year by OBJ, board of trade
Senators owner Michael Andlauer was announced as the Newsmaker of the Year for 2023 at the Mayor’s Breakfast on Thursday, where he was the featured
Flying high: Boeing Canada mulls expansion of downtown Ottawa office
Boeing Canada currently employs 33 people at its office in the World Exchange Plaza. The 8,000-square-foot space serves as headquarters for the global aircraft manufacturing
Ottawa-Gatineau’s annual pace of housing starts up 18% in September: CMHC
Ottawa-Gatineau’s annual pace of housing starts rose 18 per cent in September compared with August thanks to a surge in the rate of multi-residential starts,
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