Sagging 67’s attendance prompts OSEG to slash ticket, parking prices
In 2004-05, an average of 9,231 people attended Ottawa 67’s games at the old Civic Centre. Ten years later, the Ontario Hockey League club is
Sagging 67’s attendance prompts OSEG to slash ticket, parking prices
In 2004-05, an average of 9,231 people attended Ottawa 67’s games at the old Civic Centre. Ten years later, the Ontario Hockey League club is
City’s rental vacancy rate drops in October
A tougher job market in the capital led to a lower rental vacancy rate in the capital in October, according to the Canada Mortgage and
Strong demand prompts Halogen expansion
Halogen Software announced Monday it has opened a new field office in the Netherlands to deal with growing demand in Western Europe for its talent
Nordion extends Cobalt-60 agreement with Bruce Power
Ottawa-based Nordion announced Friday it is extending its partnership with Bruce Power, in a deal that will see the company’s nuclear facility provide Nordion with
Selepova leaving In-Touch Survey Systems
In-Touch Survey Systems Ltd. announced Wednesday its vice-president of operations, Pavla Selepova, is leaving the company. In-Touch president and CEO Cameron Watt said the company
Council approves city leadership for new term
New leadership is now in place at city hall after council on Wednesday approved the list of councillors who will sit on city committees and
Firestone commends Sens for eyeing Lebreton Flats as potential new home
The man who spearheaded the effort to bring NHL hockey to Ottawa nearly 25 years ago said Wednesday the Ottawa Senators’ current owner deserves credit
National Arts Centre to get facelift for 2017
The federal government announced Wednesday it will spend $110.5 million on an “architectural renewal” of the National Arts Centre. The goal is to have a
Capital’s November housing starts trend down
Housing starts in the city of Ottawa trended down about 500 units, at 6,226 in November, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation said Monday. While
Security startup puts $100K bounty on table to lure code-cracking hackers
A local cloud security startup is ready to offer $100,000 to anyone who can crack its code. Launched by serial entrepreneur Wael Aggan and his
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