Ottawa Business Journal

Thermal Energy International records revenue, income decline in Q3

Techopia

Ottawa cleantech company Thermal Energy International endured a decline in both revenue and income during its most recent third quarter. Revenue for the period, which

Opinion: Wanted: more business advocacy at Ottawa City Hall

City Hall

As this term of city council draws to a close, those involved with economic development are assessing its progress and thinking about how the municipal

WiLAN files appeal challenging jury decision in Apple patent case

Techopia

Wi-LAN Inc. (TSX:WIN) has filed an appeal against a jury decision that went against it involving a patent dispute with Apple Inc. involving certain wireless

Suburban office vacancy rates stable, buck downtown trend: C&W

Non-Residential

Office vacancy rates in Ottawa’s suburbs are bucking the trend seen in other areas of the city by staying “remarkably stable,” according to a new

Construction intentions rise in March

Construction

A higher number of permits helped boost the year-over-year increase in the value of newly approved construction projects last month, according to City of Ottawa

Security firms eye profits in push to privatize police services

Defence and Security

When it comes to skyrocketing policing costs, Eli El-Chantiry points his finger squarely at fingerprinting. “Does that need a police officer to do it?” says

Agreement with ZDG to give 4 Ottawa firms a fast track to China

Techopia

Chinese investment fund the Zhongguancun Development Group has found some initial partners for its startup incubator in Ottawa, Invest Ottawa announced on Wednesday. The centre

Ottawa home prices plunge in March: Teranet

Residential

Ottawa home prices fell on both a month-over-month and year-over-year basis last month, according to the latest numbers from the Teranet-National Bank house price index.

Vacancy up, prices down as demand for office space softens in Q1: Colliers

Non-Residential

Higher vacancy rates in office buildings are pushing rents down in Ottawa, according to a new report by real estate firm Colliers International. By Jacob

C-COM’s Q1 falls short of last year

Techopia

Losing customers as part of its airtime business helped push revenues down at Ottawa’s C-COM Satellite Systems during its first quarter, the company announced on