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Federal minister asks labour board to intervene in Canada Post strike

Mail could begin moving again in Canada as early as next week after the federal government moved...

Op-ed: Proposed HART Hub in Chinatown doesn’t take small business concerns into account

In Ottawa’s Chinatown, the small business community forms a vibrant network of restaurants, shops and services that...

Construction industry faces ‘a lot of challenges’ even with rate cuts, Ottawa developer says

The developer behind a proposed new mixed-use project near the Bayview LRT station says his firm is...

New federal work permit rules will negatively impact hospitality sector, academic programs

Caps on international students and limits on work visas will have a “significant impact” on Ottawa’s hospitality...

Sens foundation head re-engages corporate donors and sees opportunity in move downtown

Hockey is big business. But it’s also that backyard rink that dad made in the depths of...

Film commissioner says new studio in Ottawa ‘is going to happen’ – but on a smaller scale

Ottawa’s film commissioner says plans for a studio with multiple sound stages in the city’s west end...

Entrepreneur starts Ottawa Gigs site to help frustrated music lovers find shows across the city

When you think of cities with a strong music subculture, Ottawa may not be top of mind.  But...

Postal strike puts Shepherds of Good Hope in crisis mode, with services for 2025 in jeopardy

Shepherds of Good Hope has put a crisis team in place as the postal strike cuts it off from donors who often contribute at this time of year.

Kanata-based CENGN receives $45M in federal funding for new test lab network

A Kanata-based organization that aims to speed development of 5G networking and other cutting-edge technologies has landed...
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