Ottawa Business Journal

Canadian economy lost almost $13B due to manufacturing labour shortage: report

The penalties and loss of sales resulting from these issues totalled $7.2 billion, according to Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters’ (CME).

Op-ed: Larry O’Brien offers some hard-earned lessons to Ottawa’s mayor-elect

City Hall

Former mayor Larry O’Brien congratulates and offers advice to Mark Sutcliffe in this opinion column: “you have a very complex and demanding job in front

EOBJ editor’s note: Here’s to many more years of growth

Eastern Ontario Business Journal

How wonderful it is to celebrate some of Eastern Ontario’s fastest-growing companies! Somehow it seems even more wonderful as we disentangle ourselves from the unprecedented

‘Leader of leaders’: Community housing exec keeps it real

Ottawa

Giguère is not ashamed of his modest roots and, in fact, believes they’ve helped to shape who he is. “Being humble is a key element

Star Wars comes to Barrhaven: Check out some of the coolest robots at the new Amazon warehouse

Techopia

Once Amazon’s new Barrhaven facility is fully staffed, the warehouse’s 5,000 robots will outnumber employees by about two to one.

Construction financing: The lender’s role & priority under the construction act

Expert Blogs, Ottawa, Sponsored

When a property owner sets out to begin a construction project on their property, the owner arranges new mortgage to finance the construction and pay

Op-ed: Your vote helps build our city — literally

City Hall

“We can be the city we want to be. But we can’t get there if we don’t vote,” writes Toon Dreessen.

Bank of Canada expected to raise interest rates on Wednesday as recession fears grow

Canada & World

Wednesday’s announcement would make it the sixth consecutive time the Bank of Canada raises interest rates this year in response to decades-high inflation.