OMB’s west Ottawa condo ruling opens door to height violations, councillor says
The Ontario Municipal Board’s decision to allow a Toronto developer to go ahead with a 12-storey west-end condo tower if it features “landmark architecture” could
OMB’s west Ottawa condo ruling opens door to height violations, councillor says
The Ontario Municipal Board’s decision to allow a Toronto developer to go ahead with a 12-storey west-end condo tower if it features “landmark architecture” could
Three downtown LRT stations to be integrated into buildings: Mayor
The city’s $2.1-billion light rail project is on time and on budget, Mayor Jim Watson said Tuesday, adding that all three underground downtown LRT stations
Searidge Technologies partners with airport authority on new airport operations centre
Searidge Technologies has announced a strategic partnership with the Ottawa International Airport Authority that will see the local company’s video platform and integration services used
Big data conference on this week at Shaw Centre
Big data will be in the spotlight at this year’s IFIP/IEEE International Symposium on Integrated Network Management at the Shaw Centre in Ottawa, running from
Ottawa housing starts trend down in April
Housing starts continued to trend down in the capital in April, and the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation said Friday weak employment is to blame.
Ciena to move to new Kanata North campus
Calling Ottawa “a thriving technology hub and a great place to do business,” networking equipment maker Ciena Corp. announced Friday it was moving to a
Four students from Ottawa universities selected for Huawei’s ‘Seeds for the Future’ program
Two students each from Carleton University and the University of Ottawa are among 18 selected to take part in Huawei’s ‘Seeds for the Future’ journey
Feds pump $60 million into NRC research infrastructure
The federal government is investing $60 million to improve infrastructure at the National Research Council, it announced Friday. About 73 per cent of that will
Family, friends bid fond farewell to tech giant Adam Chowaniec
Renowned entrepreneur Adam Chowaniec had a simple approach to life: “Always look forward, never look back.” But the Ottawa business giant probably would have been
“Solid” 2015 Q1 for Mitel: McBee
The first quarter of 2015 was another solid one for Ottawa-based Mitel, “despite significant foreign exchange headwinds,” CEO Rich McBee said Thursday. “Our operational discipline
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