Federal government moves ahead with massive overhaul of West Memorial Building
A massive, unoccupied government building in downtown Ottawa is getting a complete overhaul, with a tender now out for the project. The West Memorial Building
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Canada faces risk from potential housing correction, Moody’s report says
Moody’s Investors Service has released a report that identifies Canada as one of four Aaa-rated countries that are exposed to a potential housing market correction.
Expanding Strathmere: Ottawa businesswoman of the year nominee Mary McGill
What is your proudest business accomplishment? Building our new retreat and spa at Strathmere. After 35 years in business specializing in group functions (weddings, meetings
Self-taught Ottawa developer releases retro bus schedule app
Anyone nostalgic for the OC Transpo of old can get a retro feel with a locally developed app that will have many remembering waiting for
Lansdowne’s legacy? Eight-storey Glebe development gets committee’s nod
Montreal-based developer Canderel received support from Ottawa’s planning committee on Tuesday to construct a new eight-storey Amica retirement residence on the site of a Beer
Ottawa housing starts jump 71% in Q1
Mirroring a national trend, new home construction in Ottawa surged in the first three months of the year as developers broke ground on hundreds of
Ottawa taps into sugar shack fun with Sugar Lumberfest
The Horticulture Building at Lansdowne Park got a little sweeter Saturday as it played host to Ottawa’s first urban sugar shack, part of Ottawa 2017’s Ignite
Gatineau mayor touts city as ‘exceptional economic partner’ to Ottawa businesses
Facebook Embedded Video Player Gatineau’s mayor made a direct pitch to Ottawa businesses Monday by asking them to consider his city’s bilingual workforce, development
Taxes on legalized pot must stay low to beat weed’s black market: study
A new analysis says governments can wrestle recreational-pot proceeds away from criminals – just so long as they’re not counting on an early windfall from
Feds to introduce legislation this spring to address airline bumping
Canada will introduce new legislation this spring that will address the problem of travellers being bumped from flights, the federal government said Monday, as the
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