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Ontario raising 417 speed limit to 110 km/h in pilot project

Ontario will be raising speed limits to 110 kilometres an hour on Highway 417 and two other...

Hobin Architecture celebrates 40 years of designing urban fabric of Ottawa

Ottawa’s real estate and development business leaders turned out by the truck load Thursday to help Hobin...

Confederation Line progress on track, Ottawa transit boss confident in LRT summer launch

While all 13 stations on the Confederation Line have occupancy permits, more work still needs to be...

VanillaSoft to double Gatineau headcount with $4M funding boost

A software firm that prides itself as the “original sales engagement platform” is primed to double its...

Here are the City of Ottawa’s proposed new development charges

Ottawa’s planning committee laid out a new set of charges for developers on Thursday, though recent announcements...

La Cité’s Excentricité brings new immersive experience to Ottawa businesses

There’s something extraordinary happening at La Cité’s main campus near the Canada Aviation and Space Museum. It’s called Excentricité.

Quarterhill shifts HQ from Ottawa to Kitchener, restructures WiLAN offices

Though its headquarters have now shifted from the National Capital Region to southern Ontario, Quarterhill’s (TSX:QTRH) first...

U.K. media giant Sky joins Kanata-based You.i TV’s series-C round

You.i TV’s bid to become the dominant software platform in the sports media market is getting a...

Montreal developer proposes 25-storey mixed-use building in downtown Ottawa

A Montreal developer is proposing a new highrise apartment complex in the heart of Ottawa’s burgeoning downtown...

How Ottawa’s Fauna restaurant fought back to overcome a $900K landlord dispute

In an ugly landlord-tenant dispute, Ottawa restaurateur Jon Svazas was locked out, threatened with eviction and stuck with a six-figure repair bill. Here’s how he persevered and, with some creative legal help, opened one of Canada’s top eateries.