CENX adding more space at downtown digs
Last fall, CENX president and CEO Ed Ogonek said the company’s goal was to become a world leader in Ethernet software. If it’s not there
CENX adding more space at downtown digs
Last fall, CENX president and CEO Ed Ogonek said the company’s goal was to become a world leader in Ethernet software. If it’s not there
Vacancy rates down in the capital, rent up: CMHC
Vacancy rates in the capital fell slightly in April compared with the same month last year, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation says. In its
Home Builders’ Association head hopeful for compromise after city approves development fee hike
The head of the Greater Ottawa Home Builders’ Association says he is hopeful his group won’t have to go to the Ontario Municipal Board to
Adding new procedures to defence purchases could exacerbate delays, deputy warns
Senior officials at National Defence were concerned last fall that the Harper government’s plan to rescue its problem-plagued military procurement system would make a bad
Phil Goodall moves to Govan Brown
Ottawa native Phil Goodall has been tapped by Toronto-based construction firm Govan Brown to head its local office. The firm is currently handling the 125,000
Builders eye office projects outside core
A pair of planned new office buildings at Tunney’s Pasture and the Ottawa Train Yards could be a signal that developers believe the federal government
DragonWave projects higher Q1 revenues
DragonWave says it now expects to record higher first-quarter revenue than it had previously projected. The Ottawa-based wireless broadband component supplier (TSX:DWI) says it’s now
Get over your inferiority complex, Ottawa: tech visionary
Innovators in Ottawa are just as likely to create the next world-changing technology as their competitors in Silicon Valley, a world-renowned innovation expert told a
Minto asks for Stittsville zoning amendment
A developer is asking the city for permission to build a 454-unit residential subdivision on Hazeldean Road in Stittsville. Minto Communities Inc. wants to build
Strong revenue growth trims losses at Ciena
An increase in revenue cut second quarter losses by more than half year-over-year at networking equipment maker Ciena Corp. The Maryland-based company, which employs 1,500
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