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Delays, Trudeau resignation threaten Toronto-Quebec City high-frequency rail project

Canadians hoping plans for high-frequency rail between Toronto and Quebec City would move forward this year will...

Tale of two cities: Office vacancies rising downtown, but suburbs faring better, Colliers says

As a commercial real estate broker who runs his own business, Denis Shank is not surprised that...

Ottawa businesswomen gather for Powerplay event at Canadian Tire Centre

The Ottawa Senators may have been shut out by the Buffalo Sabres Thursday night, but for Ottawa businesswomen, it was still a night to remember. 

Affordability and supply continue to challenge home sales in Ottawa, OREB says

Home sales in Ottawa in December were up almost eight per cent from the year-ago period but lagged the five- and 10-year averages as a “wait-and-see” market in 2024 came to a close. 

National Capital Region’s unemployment rate falls for second straight month in December

Ottawa-Gatineau’s economy continued to generate momentum in December, adding nearly 4,000 jobs as the jobless rate fell...

Software maker Signiant to hire more workers in Kanata after big investment from U.S. firm

Signiant announced this week that it has received a “majority growth investment” from Boston-based Battery Ventures, a tech-focused venture-capital and private-equity firm whose previous investments include online workplace-review platform Glassdoor.

Whole Foods, including Ottawa’s Glebe location, partners with food waste app Too Good to Go

The Lansdowne location of Whole Foods is participating in a new partnership with the popular service Too...

Ottawa business Juice Dudez opens ByWard Market location as part of expansion plans

An Ottawa entrepreneur’s ambitious plans to expand his business now include a location in the ByWard Market. Juice...

Business leaders hope new leadership on Hill brings ‘fresh eyes’ to issues facing downtown Ottawa

Shawn Hamilton prefers to see a looming change in leadership on Parliament Hill as a glass-half-full proposition...

Ottawa-based startup Outlit accepted into top accelerator program Y Combinator

An Ottawa-based tech startup is on its way to San Francisco after being selected to join the prestigious and competitive accelerator Y Combinator. 
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