Home prices up slightly in Ottawa in May: Teranet
Home prices in Ottawa inched up again in May, according to a survey of prices in the area, continuing the trend of mostly small monthly
Home prices up slightly in Ottawa in May: Teranet
Home prices in Ottawa inched up again in May, according to a survey of prices in the area, continuing the trend of mostly small monthly
BNY Mellon to assist with LRT finances
A New York-based investment management firm says it has joined the team building Ottawa’s $2.1 billion light-rail line. The Bank of New York Mellon Corp.
Councillors pre-emptively approve greater density for Barrhaven properties
The city has cleared the path for new development southwest of downtown Ottawa by agreeing to rezone several properties clustered together on Woodroffe Avenue, north
Remaking Somerset Street’s skyline
Chinatown landowner expects condo project to spur additional developments By Mark Brownlee. There’s an old saying that “a single spark can start a prairie fire.”
Ottawa homebuilders keep momentum in May
Despite predictions of a slowdown, Ottawa’s homebuilding industry appears to once again be off to a strong start to the year. On Monday, the Canada
Ottawa realtors sold 4.6 per cent fewer homes in May 2013 than the same period a year earlier as the local market was unable to
$20M hydro generating station under construction in Renfrew
A Renfrew-based excavation company has won the largest portion of a contract to build a $20-million water power generating station in the Ottawa Valley. Bonnechere
Opinion: How Ottawa can lead the 3D printing revolution
Last year, The Economist heralded the breakthroughs in digitized manufacturing as The Third Industrial Revolution. By Luc Lalande. Of the many technological advances driving this
Unlicensed homebuilders emerging in Ottawa: regulator
The organization responsible for administering homebuilding laws on behalf of the provincial government is sounding the alarm about illegal construction in the Ottawa area. By
Military procurement to better benefit Canadian economy: Ambrose
The future of Canadian military procurement will be much friendlier to domestic companies, according to the minister responsible for federal procurement. Proposals coming in with
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