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Tofcon nears completion of U of O sports stadium

The University of Ottawa expects to have its new sports stadium in place by Nov. 15, just...

Richmond’s Hyde Park funding fails

As the excavator on the Hyde Park Residences Inc. project being built in the village of Richmond,...

Construction sector booms in July

Farmer’s fields may have been dry, but this summer yielded a bumper crop of work for local...

Former GG’s old home up for demolition

The National Capital Commission has formally applied to demolish two buildings on Sussex Drive to make way...

Ottawa Senators group named as Shefford Park preferred proponent

A group that includes the Ottawa Senators hockey club has been named by city staff as the...

Ottawa Greenbelt Construction begins $5.9M watermain, sewer work

Starting yesterday, Ottawa Greenbelt Construction is doing watermain and sewer work in the Carling and Kirkwood avenues...

Ericsson’s fit-up to cost more than $18M

The cost of converting a three-storey office building into an R&D lab for Swedish telecom giant Ericsson...

Feds seeks auditors for Parliament construction contracts

Public Works says it is looking for a contractor to provide auditing services on three massive construction...

Domicile files site plan for Vanier tower

Ottawa's Domicile Developments is ironing out the details for a mixed-use tower at a site close to...

Construction activity up 7.6%

The overall value of local construction permits increased by 7.6 per cent year-over-year in June, even though...
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