What to expect with upcoming changes to the Ontario Construction Act
Important changes are coming to the law governing construction projects in Ontario, the Construction Act. Starting Oct. 1, 2019, construction projects in Ontario will be
What to expect with upcoming changes to the Ontario Construction Act
Important changes are coming to the law governing construction projects in Ontario, the Construction Act. Starting Oct. 1, 2019, construction projects in Ontario will be
Digital branding in mergers and acquisitions
Mergers and acquisitions are carefully planned, strategic maneuvers designed to spark growth for a brand. There are many aspects to consider when planning a merger
Light up the Night for Bruyère heads to 50 Sussex for fireworks
It may be the oldest hospital, with the oldest patients, but Bruyère Continuing Care is out to change the future of aging with new and innovative technologies.
Ottawa’s Confederation Line LRT to open on Sept. 14
Nearly 15 months after the Confederation Line was originally slated to be carrying passengers, Mayor Jim Watson made it official Friday: the east-west LRT route
Transat shareholders approve Air Canada takeover, deal now in regulators’ hands
The fate of Air Canada’s $720-million takeover bid for Transat A.T. Inc. rests with regulators after shareholders overwhelmingly approved the acquisition offer Friday
Op-ed: Our path to the Capital Pride parade
A senior economist at Export Development Canada shares how the local organization has made strides in making the workplace a welcoming space for LGBTQ2+ employees
Trinity drops height at planned Gladstone Station mixed-use development
Trinity Development Group is lowering the planned height of its proposed apartment complex next to the future Gladstone Station, according to updated plans filed Thursday
HazloLaw hits it out of park with charity softball game
Law firm donates prize money from inaugural charity event to Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation and CHEO
Ottawa’s SageTea sues feds, alleging ‘unlawful’ use of proprietary AI tech
An Ottawa software developer is taking the Government of Canada to court, alleging a federal department is using its intellectual property without paying licensing fees
Ottawa-based ProntoForms boosts recurring revenues 26% in Q2
ProntoForms found success in the second quarter of the year as the Ottawa firm continues to grow its recurring revenue base while keeping its losses
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