Ottawa home sales, prices drop in January
Home sales in the Ottawa area fell by 11.7 per cent last month compared to a year earlier, according to figures released Tuesday by the Ottawa Real
Ottawa home sales, prices drop in January
Home sales in the Ottawa area fell by 11.7 per cent last month compared to a year earlier, according to figures released Tuesday by the Ottawa Real
Gatineau firms win federal bridge contracts
Two Quebec-based companies have received millions of dollars worth of federal contracts to upgrade interprovincial crossings in the National Capital Region. Public Works announced Tuesday
EODC wins $3.75M military contract
A local armour manufacturer will help the Canadian Armed Forces upgrade some of its equipment after being awarded a subcontract worth $3.75 million. EODC Inc. will
Killam adds to Ottawa apartment portfolio
A Halifax-based residential landlord has bought an apartment east of Ottawa’s downtown, the latest in a string of similar purchases across the city. Killam Properties
Making their mark in the Market
Businesswomen join forces to buy $3.4M York Street property The two ByWard Market businesswomen had been talking about it for roughly nine years. They would
Opinion: Breaking down the BlackBerry rebranding
Amid the highly anticipated unveiling of its latest smartphone, the Canadian company behind the device announced it was renaming itself from Research in Motion to “BlackBerry.” In
The Ottawa Convention Centre has received LEED Gold certification from the Canada Green Building Council as a result of their green building initiatives, the facility
Opinion: ‘Venice on the Ottawa’
The heart of the nation’s capital could see a dramatic transformation within a few years. What is envisioned is a massive redevelopment of Chaudière Island,
Opinion: The art of business survival
Every entrepreneur knows that professional and financial success is often interrupted by galvanizing moments otherwise known as learning experiences. By Benoît Poliquin. In other words,
Phoenix proposes nine-storey building in Chinatown
Local developer Phoenix Homes is asking the city to make way for a nine-storey mixed-use building it’s proposed for Ottawa’s Chinatown. Phoenix has asked the
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