Ottawa continues to experience a “ripple effect” as numerous former Shopify employees leverage their experience to launch new ventures, driving growth in the local technology sector.
Regardless of Sunday’s outcome, Atlético executives recognize progress in Ottawa’s vibrant sports landscape.
Ottawa home sales declined in October, but the Ottawa Real Estate Board (OREB) remains hopeful that an interest rate cut will spark an active spring market.
A new 84,000-square-foot facility at Sheffield South aims to address Ottawa’s need for midsize industrial bays.
The Sprott School of Business unveiled a Strategic Plan focused on fostering shared prosperity within the community.
Changes to immigration law in 2025 are outlined to help Ottawa employers stay informed and compliant.
“Win or lose Sunday, Atlético execs say they’ve made headway in Ottawa’s busy sports scene.”
“Ottawa home sales dip in October as OREB hopes rate cut triggers ‘active spring market.’”
“Ottawa-Gatineau’s unemployment rate jumps to 7.4%, highest level since 2021.”
Summary: Former Shopify employees are fueling Ottawa’s tech growth, while sports, real estate, and community sectors show dynamic developments and hopeful prospects for the city’s future.