Ottawa mayor pushes to shrink convoy footprint, as feds eye action
Ottawa’s mayor has set a deadline of noon today for truckers encamped in the capital’s core to move out of residential streets in a bid
Ottawa mayor pushes to shrink convoy footprint, as feds eye action
Ottawa’s mayor has set a deadline of noon today for truckers encamped in the capital’s core to move out of residential streets in a bid
Ottawa Centre MP McKenna won’t seek re-election, plans to focus on family and climate change
Minister McKenna says as she leaves politics she will use what platform she has to push for climate action and an end to the hateful
Feds pledge $168M for Gladstone Avenue affordable housing projects
Funds will go toward the construction of 698 residential units in four separate buildings at 811, 818 and 933 Gladstone Ave.
Feds to create EI-like benefit for gig, contract workers, extend rent relief program
The $80-billion Canada Emergency Response Benefit is set to wind down over the coming weeks, with those who are EI-eligible to start drawing assistance that
Federal bureaucrats cautious about network overload as remote work increases
Federal government managers and employees have been advised to take precautions to manage the load on communications systems as Canadians shift to remote working conditions
Five things of note from Trudeau’s mandate letters to his ministers
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued marching orders to his cabinet on Friday, with Ottawa’s Catherine McKenna getting a note on LRT funding in her letter
Deals of the Year – Finance: Smart money’s on MindBridge Ai
A $29.6M funding haul earlier this year is helping the Ottawa-based startup make its mark in the AI space
Op-ed: Three quotes from the throne speech that will affect Ottawa-Gatineau businesses
Chris Day highlights three quotes from Thursday’s throne speech that will have bearing on the business climate here in the capital
Federal government hops on co-working train with three new Ottawa offices
The federal government has opened three co-working offices across Ottawa with plans for two more in the National Capital Region as the city’s largest employer
Canada’s CIO Alex Benay leaving public sector to join Ottawa’s MindBridge Ai
Two years after setting out to reshape the federal government’s digital presence, Alex Benay is leaving the public sector to join one of Ottawa’s fastest-rising
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Didn’t we just do this? More changes coming to the Ontario Construction Act
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EVENT ALERT: Mayor's Breakfast with Ontario Finance Minister on Wednesday, Dec. 4 @ City Hall