Construction permits plunge 20%
The value of new construction projects approved in November dropped by 20.1 per cent year-over-year, with the number of permits falling to the lowest level
Construction permits plunge 20%
The value of new construction projects approved in November dropped by 20.1 per cent year-over-year, with the number of permits falling to the lowest level
Canadian F-35 industrial benefits overstated: observers
Amid the avalanche of figures, statistics, estimates and soothing political assurances coming this week on the Conservative government’s troubled stealth fighter program, one report will
Opinion: When to let go of 20,000 customers
Allan Ghosn went into business a decade ago, determined to provide the last mile of tech service to the home and the consumer. Think Nerds
PCL wins Bank of Canada renovations contract
A major Crown corporation has started to hand out millions of dollars worth of architectural and engineering contracts in preparation for a major renovation project
Ottawa-based firm sees new markets with automated inspection tool A small square QR code is stuck to the inside of a red fire hose cabinet
Bidding adieu to industry pricing norms
Although public procurements typically favour the lowest offered price, heads nevertheless turned when Ottawa-based HP Engineering Inc.’s bid came in 66 per cent lower than
Construction permits jump 13% in May
Construction intentions took another year-over-year leap in May as the value of permits issued hit a five-year high for the month, according to municipal records.
Opinion: Innovating like Steve Jobs
During the last few months, the media has been fixated on the life and legacy of Steve Jobs. Jeffrey Dyer, Hal Gregersen and Clayton M.
Opinion: Select Start Studios grows exponentially by helping clients of clients
I recently interviewed the tall, charismatic 30-year old Select Start Studios CEO Tariq Zaid at the company’s cool headquarters in an old stone building fronting
Opinion: ‘Fenix’-like rise into open source profits
Jennifer MacKinnon started Fenix Solutions in 2001 after the Montreal-based tech company she was working for decided to pull out of the Ottawa market. She
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