Ottawa Business Journal

Residential

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

Residential

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

Home resales down 4.6%

Residential

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

Construction

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

Techopia

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

Residential

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

Defence and Security

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

The people behind the wheel of Ottawa’s unmanned vehicles

Defence and Security

Driving down the road in Greely, one might spot a black tank-like vehicle the size of a small car cruising around the parking lot of

Getting more bang for the procurement buck

Defence and Security

Even Tom Jenkins was surprised at how quickly he got the federal government’s attention. Mr. Jenkins released his report on defence and security procurement in

Walton optimistic about opening land for development

Non-Residential

The owners of a massive swath of land in southwest Ottawa say they’ll continue to press the city to open up a portion for development