
Conservation, augmented reality featured in Science and Tech Museum redesign
Three years after mould issues forced the Canadian Science and Technology Museum to close, the building is gearing up for a relaunch later this year

Conservation, augmented reality featured in Science and Tech Museum redesign
Three years after mould issues forced the Canadian Science and Technology Museum to close, the building is gearing up for a relaunch later this year

Perley Blog: Federal innovation agenda
From the perspective of anyone in the innovation eco-system, the 2017 Federal Budget was very heartening, as “Innovation” was indeed the title and theme of

Ottawa’s entrepreneurial private eye: Businesswomen of the year nominee Ashley Cyr
What is your proudest business accomplishment? I actually have a few: Pitching my business idea to a group of investors in January 2016 and managing

Rideau sinkhole caused by Ottawa’s sandy soil, not pipe break: City report
The city has released its report on the cause of the June 8 Rideau Street sinkhole, which blames the incident on sandy soil conditions rather

People on the Move: Christopher McLeod joins Mann Lawyers as head of commercial litigation
Christopher McLeod and Heather Williams are among the local businesspeople accepting new positions.

Hudson’s Bay still eyeing acquisitions but focusing on cutting costs
Hudson’s Bay Co. says it’s focused on cutting costs as it faces a challenging retail environment in Canada and abroad, but that doesn’t mean it

Ottawa home sales surge in March; Q1 transactions up 19%
Ottawa’s hot housing market picked up even more steam last month, with local realtors selling the second-highest number of homes on record for the month

Moving through a merger at break-neck speed: Ottawa businesswomen of the year nominee Shelley True
TRUEdotDESIGN.com president nominated in emerging entrepreneur category

Rogers relishing glut of Canadian NHL teams headed to playoffs
What a difference a year makes. Last April, Scott Moore, president of Rogers’ (TSX:RCI.B) Sportsnet and NHL properties, was trying to put a positive spin

New municipal corporations poised to run Ottawa’s ByWard, Parkdale markets
Sales are down at Ottawa’s oldest farmers markets, but the city has a plan to establish an independent board of directors tasked with bringing them
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