Anne Howland

Anne Howland is the editor-in-chief of the Ottawa Business Journal and Eastern Ontario Business Journal. She holds an MBA from Queen’s University and a Bachelor of Journalism from Carleton University.

Op-ed: We all need to care about the downtown

Ottawa

The state of Ottawa’s downtown is not a new issue. But we are at a critical inflection point.

Powering through the pandemic: Eastern Ontario’s top 10 fastest-growing companies

Eastern Ontario Business Journal, Ottawa Business Journal Podcasts

Not surprisingly, our top 10 businesses are a diverse bunch, representing the varied sectors and industries in the region.

Macro factors will weigh on Shopify results this week, tech watchers suggest

Techopia

Macroeconomic factors such as high inflation and rising interest rates may take a toll on Shopify Inc.’s third-quarter earnings, leading at least one tech watcher

EOBJ editor’s note: Here’s to many more years of growth

Eastern Ontario Business Journal

How wonderful it is to celebrate some of Eastern Ontario’s fastest-growing companies! Somehow it seems even more wonderful as we disentangle ourselves from the unprecedented

Op-ed: Civil servants are people too — don’t they deserve flex work?

Ottawa

“I really like the concept of ‘work wherever you work well.’ What I don’t understand is why we seem to think that such concepts should

CEO vows Shopify will ‘rise to the occasion’ again after workforce layoffs

Techopia

In a memo posted on the company website, Shopify CEO announced that the e-commerce company will see about 10 per cent of staff leave by

Meet OBJ’s editorial advisory board

Ottawa

It is with pleasure that we announce the members of our editorial advisory board.

Ottawa Business Growth Survey: Uncertainty and opportunity lie ahead for Ottawa’s business community

Canada & World

Jim McConnery, managing partner at Welch LLP, says that if anything is for certain, it’s that the pre-pandemic status quo is no longer an acceptable

Intouch sees strong revenue growth in Q1, raises 2022 guidance

Techopia

Ottawa’s Intouch Insight announced positive first-quarter earnings and raised its guidance going forward as it continues to recover from the pandemic and works to fully

Ottawa firm lands DND funding for system to keep naval personnel safe at sea

Defence and Security

Ottawa-based Brash has been awarded almost $200,000 from the Department of National Defence to test and prototype a personnel tracking system on board naval vessels.