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Inflation steady at 2.2% in November despite grocery price hike

Rising costs at the grocery store were causing fresh pain for consumers in November even as Statistics...

Ottawa-Montreal will be first segment of new Alto high-speed train network to be built

The first segment of the new Alto high-speed rail project will run between Ottawa and Montreal, the...

High-growth areas such as Kanata North to benefit from new Hydro Ottawa program using AI

Hydro Ottawa has received $6 million in federal funding to apply AI to its electricity network.

Board of trade launches business council with prominent leaders as founding members

The Ottawa Board of Trade is launching a new Business Council of Ottawa to advance economic growth...

Worried about Y2Q? Meet Ottawa’s quantum-safe innovators leading the race to defend

They call it Y2Q. A turning point when quantum computers will be powerful enough to easily crack...

Could Ottawa be heading for a condo glut like Toronto’s? Real estate board raises red flag

The Ottawa Real Estate Board is suggesting that market watchers keep an eye on a potential build-up of condos in the local market, especially in light of what has happened in Toronto over the past few years.

Support for Ottawa defence companies ramps up with slew of government announcements

Ottawa firms involved in the defence sector can now apply for funding under the federal government’s Regional Defence Investment Initiative (RDII).

Full steam ahead on downtown revitalization with focus on safety and security, OBOT head says

For Sueling Ching, president and CEO of the Ottawa Board of Trade, 2025 has been a year...

Four-storey, 84-unit building with no resident parking proposed for ‘walkable’ Sandy Hill

An 84-unit low-rise building has been proposed in the Sandy Hill area, with construction slated to begin next year pending city approvals.

Amid a growing demand for BIAs, OCOBIA’s Michelle Groulx is ready to advocate for small biz

This year, Michelle Groulx found herself back at an organization with which she’s very familiar.  After leaving her...
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