David Sali

Dave is OBJ's senior features writer with two decades of experience in the newspaper industry working for a variety of publications from community weeklies to major dailies. He is a four-time award-winning journalist by the Alliance of Area Business Publishers (AABP). He has received awards for best news feature, best scoop and best overall writer among medium-sized business publications.

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Ottawa entrepreneurs carve out tourism niche by offering unique experiences

Buoyed by platforms such as Airbnb Experiences, a new wave of local entrepreneurs is catering to tourists who want to stray from the beaten path and see a different side of the capital

City ends struggling Ottawa Champions baseball team’s stadium lease

The City of Ottawa is renegotiating its lease deal with pro baseball’s Ottawa Champions after the club fell more than $400,000 behind in rent payments at the city-owned 10,000-seat park on Coventry Road

Shopify takes lead as Ottawa companies continue to climb Branham300 list of Canada’s top ICT firms

Shopify jumped six spots to No. 15 on the Branham300 list of Canada’s top 250 ICT companies for 2019, the highest ranking for an Ottawa firm and the e-commerce juggernaut’s first appearance in the top 20

Canadian tech community mourns loss of CATA’s John Reid

Passing of pioneering Ottawa-based advocate leaves nation’s tech sector without ‘its voice’

Canada Lands proposes three-tower development for Carling Avenue

Canada Lands Co. is teaming up with an Aboriginal group on a plan that would see private developers build three mixed-use towers on a prime parcel of real estate just west of the Glebe

Ottawa business leaders on board with feds’ support for Via high-frequency rail project

Official say the Ottawa business community is “clamouring” for better transportation connections to Toronto, Montreal and the U.S.

VeloGO bike-share service not returning to Ottawa this summer

A major bike-share service’s sudden decision to pull out of the Ottawa-Gatineau market is “unfortunate” but won’t have a significant impact on the city’s tourism industry, a local official said Monday

New York real estate firm taps Zibi development for first Canadian property

Zibi announces separate deal to supply office space to federal government

Ottawa researchers to study female entrepreneurs’ exporting challenges

A pair of Ottawa researchers are putting a spotlight on the barriers female business owners encounter when trying to grow their sales beyond Canada’s borders