Phase two LRT talk
Following the city’s Friday afternoon announcement that it had selected its preferred proponents for the second phase of light-rail transit in Ottawa – on a timeline two years later and $1.1 billion more expensive than previous estimates – councillors and the public will have their first chance to give feedback on the contract at a special committee of the whole meeting on Wednesday after City Council.
Earnings week in the capital
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How CN Cycle for CHEO powers world-class cancer research
“Kids shouldn’t have to die of cancer,” says Tamy Bell when asked why Dr. Shawn Beug’s research at CHEO is so important. Bell, after all, should know: Not only is
Legal tips for making workplace changes during a period of economic uncertainty
With the ongoing threat of severe trade disruptions and economic uncertainty in the air, business owners who have been economically impacted by the tariffs might be contemplating changes to their
Four of Ottawa’s publicly traded tech firms will report their quarterly earnings this week.
Satellite maker Telesat, compliance software firm Kinaxis, smart TV and streaming service platform developer Espial and Quarterhill, which holds industrial Internet of Things firms and patent company WiLAN in its portfolio, are all due to report in the coming days.
OBJ.Social calendar
OBJ’s Caroline Phillips has a full week of coverage in store from Ottawa’s social scene.
On Tuesday OBJ.Social will be at Lago Bar and Grill to attend a reception for finalists of Businesswoman of the Year Award. On Thursday we’ll be covering a ski charity event for the Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa. And wrapping up the week OBJ.Social will be at the Royal Ottawa Foundation for Mental Health’s annual Inspiration Awards Gala, recognizing the most passionate supporters of mental health support in the region.
Techopia on Tour
This week’s Techopia Live will be on location at OneEleven Ottawa, hearing about the newest local accelerator’s impact on the capital’s entrepreneurial ecosystem from Aydin Mirzaee, one of the founders incubating his startup at the company’s Slater Street offices.
