NCC gives ‘dysfunctional’ RendezVous LeBreton partners January do-or-die deadline
“Unresolved issues” within the consortium tapped to redevelop LeBreton Flats have pushed the National Capital Commission’s board to set a January ultimatum for RendezVous LeBreton:
Ottawa Senators turn to veteran comms exec to boost business as COO
With their sights clearly fixed on shoring up the business side of their operations, the Ottawa Senators have hired a veteran communications and marketing expert
Feds, tech firms on ‘collision course’ for downtown Ottawa office space
The tech firms snapping up office space in Ottawa’s central business district will soon face greater competition for accommodations if the federal government resumes its
Owner Eugene Melnyk says he has no plans to sell or relocate Ottawa Senators
Just a few weeks after enraging fans with his musings about possibly moving his NHL team, Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk says he has no
NCC-RendezVous LeBreton deal could see construction start in 2019
After more than 40 meetings and 120 hours of negotiations, the National Capital Commission and RendezVous LeBreton Group have officially reached an agreement to transfer
Update: NCC to start negotiating LeBreton Flats redevelopment with Senators-backed group
One of Ottawa’s largest urban redevelopment projects took a major step forward on Thursday morning, but the start of construction still remains more than a
DCDLS slams NCC for selecting RendezVous LeBreton bid for LeBreton Flats
A blackout over National Capital Commission negotiations with RendezVous Lebreton came into effect at midnight Wednesday, but not before a lawyer for DCDLS, the group
PR battle heats up between LeBreton Flats groups
An 11th-hour rule change by the National Capital Commission has touched off a public-relations battle between the rival groups vying to redevelop LeBreton Flats. By
Ottawa chamber backs RendezVous LeBreton bid
Calling both plans to redevelop LeBreton Flats “very impressive,” the head of one of Ottawa’s most influential business organizations nonetheless didn’t hesitate to endorse the
Thousands attended Lebreton Flats open house
They only had a two-day window, but thousands of people showed up this week to scrutinize the two groups vying to redevelop LeBreton Flats. By
Get up-to-date news about the companies, people and issues that impact businesses in Ottawa and beyond.
Sponsored
Didn’t we just do this? More changes coming to the Ontario Construction Act
Do I need an engineer for my construction project?
