Feature: Canada.ca project rife with common, costly mistakes, experts say
In February, in a cozy room in the Lord Elgin Hotel, I was part of a crowd of IT professionals and public servants attending a
Feature: Canada.ca project rife with common, costly mistakes, experts say
In February, in a cozy room in the Lord Elgin Hotel, I was part of a crowd of IT professionals and public servants attending a
Feds eye energy savings with Confederation Heights retrofit in Ottawa
The federal government says it’s preparing to spend up to $5 million on a pilot project aimed at reducing the environmental footprint of an office
Feds looking for industrial space in Ottawa or Gatineau
The federal government says it’s looking for nearly 60,600 square feet of centrally located warehouse space, a potential move that could lower east Ottawa’s industrial
Province inches closer to Highway 417 expansion west of downtown Ottawa
Highway 417 will be expanded along Carlington and Westboro, with four years of construction expected to start in 2017. By Dylan C. Robertson On Monday, the
Feds announce $20M plan to renovate Ottawa train station
The federal government said Thursday it will spend $20 million to install a new elevated and heated passenger platform at the Ottawa train station and
Feds award contract to build space vision system to help with ISS maintenance
Canada is investing in a new tool for the International Space Station that will help astronauts take a closer look at the many dings and
Opinion: A federal action plan for Ottawa’s economy
This is my second opinion piece in a six-part series on the changing local economy. It will focus on the federal government’s role as a
Feds seek bidders on Tunney’s Pasture contract
The federal government is set to spend at least $1 million on renovations at two Tunney’s Pasture office buildings and is looking for a contractor
Feds looking for company to replace roof at DND’s Carling Avenue building
The federal government is planning to replace part of the roof at the former Nortel building on Carling Avenue. Tendering documents show the governments estimate
Opinion: Too much space, too few tenants
Ever since I started to work in Ottawa’s commercial real estate market in 2000, there’s been one constant: high downtown rents. With the exception of
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