City committees to weigh Arts Court redevelopment proposal
An overdue proposal to redevelop the Arts Court complex just east of the Rideau Centre will arrive before two city committees in the coming weeks.
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City committees to weigh Arts Court redevelopment proposal
An overdue proposal to redevelop the Arts Court complex just east of the Rideau Centre will arrive before two city committees in the coming weeks.
Home sales down 4.1 per cent in June
The Ottawa home resale market is no closer to jumping out of its 2013 slowdown after June numbers showed a year-over-year drop in sales of
City preparing Main Street reconstruction plans
A major roadwork project proposal that would see the traffic capacity on a part of Main Street reduced to make way for cycling lanes will
Bids open for Macdonald-Cartier Bridge sidewalk repairs
Local construction firms have the chance to bid on an interprovincial sidewalk repair project worth up to $1 million. The sidewalk on the Macdonald-Cartier Bridge,
Cross-border construction conflict: a primer
Ottawa construction contractors’ frustration over accessing work in Quebec is once again in the spotlight, thanks to a new push by an area politician. Progressive
Police propose $244M facilities plan
The Ottawa Police Service is proposing to construct a new facility in south Nepean within seven years. The building would be placed on a city-owned
Clearwater wins $750K roundabout contract
A construction company based out of the Greater Toronto Area has won a contract with the City of Ottawa to build a roundabout in Barrhaven
Claridge proposes 39-storey tower on Somerset
Local developer Claridge Homes has filed plans with the city to build a 39-storey condo tower just west of Little Italy. By Mark Brownlee. The
Federal committee calls for greener government office buildings
The federal government is on a path to making the building it owns environmentally sustainable. And those involved in the industry say it will be
Bids open for Parliament Hill slope stabilization work
The federal government is seeking contractors to rebuild a wall along Parliament Hill’s west slope and perform related construction work. The information is contained within
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