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Feds look to potentially lease or buy more office space in Ottawa-Gatineau, PSPC says

Public Services and Procurement Canada, which manages much of the federal government’s real estate portfolio, issued a call late last month asking for information on contiguous office space of at least 1,000 square metres (10,700 square feet) that was available for lease in the National Capital Region.

Local Indian restaurant excited to satisfy Limp Bizkit’s post-show cravings

Chickpea curry bowl with samosas, butter chicken with naan, and veggie samosas.  That’s what the four members of...

How a local architecture firm helped design the soon-to-be-opened History Ottawa venue

How do you turn a 1990s bookstore into the city’s hottest live events venue? That was the question...

Local bidders for Château Montebello disappointed their bid was not chosen

A group of local investors including Devcore president Jean-Pierre Poulin and Ottawa Senators owner Michael Andlauer is disappointed after losing a bid to purchase the Fairmont Château Montebello.

Canadian North doubles size of YOW cargo facility as Arctic sovereignty grabs spotlight

Terminal upgrades and new restaurants have been welcome additions for those travelling through the Ottawa International Airport in recent years, but a locally headquartered airline is driving growth in a more overlooked area of the airport’s operations.

Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate jumps to 6.7% in June

Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate increased slightly to 6.7 per cent in June, compared with 6.2 per cent in...

Rogers Centre Ottawa exec Dan Young retiring after more than two decades in convention industry

After two-plus decades steering one of Ottawa’s leading convention centres through major redevelopments, technological revolutions and more than one economic crisis, Dan Young is ready for the slower pace of retirement.

Chinatown welcomes Yangtze re-opening and new health club on Somerset St.

With two of the area’s larger vacancies now filled, things could be looking up for Ottawa’s Chinatown...

CCOC looks to build more affordable housing in Little Italy

The Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corporation (CCOC) is proposing a redevelopment of its property on Loretta Avenue that would add up to 128 more residential units to the fast-growing Little Italy neighbourhood.

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