Alleged kickback scheme ‘not the way things are done’: Ottawa Construction Association
Allegations of lavish kickbacks in return for contracts at The Ottawa Hospital are “very isolated,” says one industry expert. By Emma Jackson. Allegations of lavish
Place des Peuples development creates controversy in Gatineau
A controversial condo project in Gatineau is facing another obstacle after a nearby private school announced it would not sell part of the land planned
Two of four shortlisted groups submit LeBreton Flats proposals
The Ottawa Senators’ path to a playing in a downtown arena appeared to get much easier on Tuesday. By Michael Woods. Only two of the
Zibi development begins construction with official ground-breaking
Windmill Developments officially began construction Thursday on Zibi, welcoming environmentalists and Algonquin partners to the launch of the $1.5-billion project on the banks of the
Assembly of First Nations chiefs vote to oppose Windmill’s Zibi development
The Assembly of First Nations chiefs passed a controversial resolution Tuesday to oppose the major development project slated to transform Ottawa’s waterfront near Chaudière Falls.
Local housing starts pick up in November: CMHC
Housing starts in the capital trended up in November, according to the latest numbers from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. At 6,162, the number
OMB approves Mizrahi Wellington West development
Construction is set to begin in 2017 on a controversial 12-storey condo tower on Wellington Street after the Ontario Municipal Board approved the Mizrahi Development
Construction industry training centre coming to Kanata
A new training centre being built in Kanata will ensure tradespeople get the skills they need to keep up with construction industry demand, the president
OMB clears path for Windmill’s Zibi project
The Ontario Municipal Board on Tuesday dismissed an appeal of the city’s decision to allow Windmill Developments to build shops, condos, parks and a hotel
Housing starts drop in the capital in October: CMHC
Housing starts in the capital dropped in October, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation said Monday. Starts in the capital trended at 5,398 in October,
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