Huntmar Drive News Today

A wannabe paramedic was charged after driving a decommissioned and unregistered ambulance with its emergency lights flashing on Tuesday morning.

Ottawa’s industrial availability rate is expected to jump to 4.4 per cent by the end of 2024 from 2.6 per cent last year as new large-bay developments flood the market – but rents will also keep rising due to the ongoing scarcity of small-bay inventory, a new report from CBRE says. In its 2024 Canadian […] Already an Insider? Log in Get Instant Access to This Article Become an Ottawa Business Journal Insider and get immediate access to all of our Insider-only con...

Hydro Ottawa says damaged equipment was responsible for two power outages Saturday as a winter storm moved through the region.

OC Transpo says its winter bus schedule will begin Dec. 24. It comes with some route changes and schedule adjustments, as well as the launch of the annual winter storm schedule.

With available industrial space shrinking and rents steadily rising in the National Capital Region, an executive from one of the city’s largest commercial

The Queensway is closed eastbound between Carling/Kirkwood and Metcalfe Street and westbound between Metcalfe/Catherine and Bronson Avenue until 6 a.m. Tuesday for construction.

Available space in Ottawa’s industrial buildings fell slightly in the third quarter as small-bay tenants continued to snap up what little inventory remains in

Emergency crews responded to a crash involving a motorcycle and a car at the intersection of Huntmar Drive and March Road just before 2 p.m. Saturday.

A new report suggests Ottawa’s industrial market “may have reached a peak” after a pandemic-fuelled e-commerce boom triggered unprecedented demand for warehouse space, but it says rents are still expected to rise amid an ongoing supply shortage.

Thousands of uniformed officers are expected to attend the private funeral service of Sgt. Eric Mueller, killed on duty last week