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CREA reports home sales in typically busy September continued to slow

Compared with a year ago, home sales in September were down 32.2 per cent and about 12 per cent below the pre-pandemic 10-year average for the month.

Lucky No. 7: Versaterm pulls trigger on seventh acquisition since start of 2020

FivePoint Solutions makes software that helps police forces and other first responders share information in real time, integrate data from various platforms and manage court casework.

‘We never skipped a beat’: Community celebrates giving in Ottawa, and return of The Phils

“This feels like family, doesn’t it?” asked Jacqueline Belsito, co-chair of the upcoming Ottawa Philanthropy Awards.  There was...

Falling condo sales in Ottawa reflect ‘softening’ demand for housing as interest rates rise, Re/Max says

A total of 2,969 condos changed hands in the capital between January and the end of August, down from 3,577 in the same period in 2021, national brokerage network said Thursday.

Hey, don’t walk through the valley of death: New ‘hub’ shepherds startups through to commercialization

The RXN Hub builds on Kingston’s existing ecosystem of accelerators and incubators to address the gap that halts chem-tech start-ups in later stages of development.

Watson: ‘I gave this job everything I have’

Mayor Jim Watson delivered his farewell remarks to many business and community leaders on Oct. 12 at the Mayor’s Breakfast Series.

Tools for better commerce: Lee Valley investing millions in warehouse robots, facility upgrades as sales boom

Ottawa-based retailer's local headcount has grown from 450 to more than 600 since 2018, with the firm adding nearly 100 manufacturing employees in the last two years alone. 

Mayoral candidates take deep dive into housing crisis at GOHBA breakfast

GOHBA, which has more than 360 members, was eager to hear the candidates lay out their detailed vision for the future of housing in Ottawa.

RBC economists say recession could arrive as early as Q1 of next year

In a new report, the economists say the downturn won't hit households and businesses equally.

Cap on international students’ working hours should be lifted permanently: advocates

Immigration Minister announced the federal government would temporarily remove the 20-hour cap on the number of hours international students can work to address labour shortages.
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