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For people who are just trying to formulate a solid investment plan or map out a reliable strategy for their retirement, the world of finance

Opinion: Too much space, too few tenants

Non-Residential

Ever since I started to work in Ottawa’s commercial real estate market in 2000, there’s been one constant: high downtown rents. With the exception of

Opinion: The true price of payday loans

Retail

If you think interest rates on credit cards are too high, think again. Hundreds – probably thousands – of people in Ottawa are paying more

Opinion: Shopping for new wheels: When to buy and when to lease

Retail

Are you still wondering whether it’s better to buy or lease a new vehicle? I believe it doesn’t matter much which you choose. What matters

Construction permits plunge 20%

Construction

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

Defence and Security

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

Techopia

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

Construction

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

Mobile property protection

Non-Residential

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

Construction

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