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Colonnade BridgePort eyes 2027 start for City Park, Scott Street multi-tower projects

Colonnade BridgePort chief executive Hugh Gorman says the developments — one near the Blair LRT station in the city’s east end and the other at the former Granite Curling Club property on Scott Street — will be built in phases.
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Cohere Centre GM talks re-brand and future growth opportunities

The recent rebrand of one of Ottawa’s biggest event centres has brought a Canadian tech company into the spotlight as it works to build local brand awareness.
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Colonnade BridgePort pushing forward with five-tower project near Blair Station

Colonnade BridgePort has filed an application with the city seeking permission to subdivide the four-acre site at 2000 City Park Dr. into eight blocks that would feature five residential highrises ranging from 12 to 30 storeys, a park and a multi-use pathway.
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Ottawa businesses support Liberal stance on tariffs, but for how long?

Local businesses are backing the federal government’s hard line on U.S. tariffs, despite lingering uncertainty over investment and hiring decisions.
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Sports events create $75M in economic impact this year and build legacy for Ottawa

Athletes from 17 countries are gathering in Ottawa this week for the international wheelchair basketball championships, the latest example of Ottawa's growing reputation as a destination for sporting events.
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More developments proposed near Pinecrest Mall and in Rideau-Rockcliffe

Several large residential development proposals have recently been submitted to the city, including one to build mixed-use buildings on the site of a GoodLife Fitness centre in the Queensway Terrace North neighbourhood.
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