Making sense of Elgin Street’s rapidly changing face
If you think Elgin Street just ain’t what it used to be, you’re not imagining things. More than a dozen businesses on the commercial thoroughfare
Making sense of Elgin Street’s rapidly changing face
If you think Elgin Street just ain’t what it used to be, you’re not imagining things. More than a dozen businesses on the commercial thoroughfare
Ottawa’s inflation rate jumps to 1.9% in January
Inflation in the nation’s capital accelerated last month, reaching an annualized rate of 1.9 per cent, Statistics Canada reported Friday. That’s up from 1.4 per
Shares of Ottawa-based Espial spike after Q4 revenues double
Ottawa technology firm Espial reported a strong fourth quarter on Thursday to round out a record revenue-generating year. Espial (TSX:ESP), which makes software and interactive
Updated: Ottawa-based Halogen Software acquired by California’s Saba for $293M
One of Ottawa’s largest publicly traded companies says it’s been acquired by a U.S. competitor and private equity firm. The moves comes slightly more than
Who’s winning government contracts in Ottawa and Gatineau?
Maplesoft, Randstad and IBM are among the local firms and operations that won federal contracts, standing offers and supply arrangements between Jan. 30 and Feb.
Ottawa’s Farm Boy marks milestone with plans to compete against big-box GTA grocers
As local grocery chain Farm Boy celebrates 35 years in business, it’s looking further afield in search of growth. “We want to get the brand
Mobile sell-off refocuses Mitel, CEO McBee said after Q4 loss
Mitel Networks CEO Rich McBee struck an optimistic tone about the Ottawa-based firm’s post-mobile future, despite announcing a loss in the company’s fourth quarter Thursday.
Opinion: Little relief in Liberals’ latest tax cut pledge
The average Canadian will probably have about $1 a week extra to spend this year thanks to the Trudeau government’s so-called middle-class tax cut. And
What to prepare before you see a lawyer
If you’re involved in non-personal injury litigation, whether you are being sued or you are suing someone else, there are several things that you should
Ottawa real estate investments hit three-year high in 2016
Despite a sudden drop-off in the second half of the year, a handful of large commercial real estate transactions that closed in early 2016 pushed
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