Ottawa Business Journal

Mayor wants long-term guarantee Redblacks, 67’s will stay at Lansdowne

Mayor Jim Watson and Coun. Mathieu Fleury, the city’s sport commissioner, are urging the teams’ owners to commit to operating the franchises at TD Place

Trees of Hope for CHEO fundraiser brings magic of Christmas to Fairmont Château Laurier

Organizers switch to virtual, in-person hybrid event and move silent auction items online

Royal Bank Q4 profit up as CEO warns of decline in economic growth

Canada & World

Bank earned nearly $3.25B for the quarter ended Oct. 31, up from nearly $3.21B a year earlier.

Minto Apartment REIT makes first move into B.C. by backing Vancouver-area project

Residential

The REIT is providing $11.9 million for a joint venture between Minto Properties, and a subsidiary of B.C.-based Darwin Properties to build the first phase

Agritech startup reimagines hydroponic farming

Eastern Ontario Business Journal

Technology enables farmers to grow produce year-round in any climate.

Ottawa’s Grade A merges with Oregon-based IT firm in bid to make its mark south of the border

Techopia

It’s the latest growth play for Grade A, which was founded 18 years ago and is now the city’s second-largest managed services firm with about

Gary Zed launches holiday campaigns by giving $100K and issuing challenge for matching dollars

Campaigns to benefit Shepherds of Good Hope, Ottawa Mission, Food Bank, Boys and Girls Club — and local business owners

Average Ottawa home price to rise 7% in 2021, Re/Max forecasts

Residential

The average sale price of a home in Ottawa was $524,956 in the first 10 months of 2020, brokerage said Tuesday, up 19.2 per cent

Tenants left out in the cold as Makerspace North faces eviction from City Centre

Techopia

Businesses in the community hub received notices from the building’s landlord last Thursday informing them they had to move out of the 19,000-square-foot facility by