A new Ottawa-based facility designed to find ways of bringing cutting-edge medical technology to market faster will give the local life sciences sector a shot
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David Sali
Dave is OBJ’s senior writer and editor 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.
Tech firm faces tough assignment to find talent
A California-based network security firm with a significant local presence says it might have to scale back growth projections for its Ottawa operations because it
Beyond the Code to celebrate the women of tech
Since beginning her career at Shopify a couple of years ago, Anna Lambert has attended her share of technology conferences. One of the things the
Ottawa high-tech CEO named Woman of Influence
As one of only a few women who run high-tech companies in Ottawa, Sue Abu-Hakima has become known as a bit of a trailblazer. Still,
New rink to add value to Accora Village: Ferguslea
A new outdoor rink at Bayshore Park might mean more fun for residents, but the company that funded the project says it will ultimately be
Cutting-edge technology on display at Maker Faire
Michael Golubev doesn’t temper his enthusiasm when asked where the business of 3-D printing is headed. “It’s going to be bigger than the Internet, bigger
Ex-Nordion employees fear pensions could take hit after takeover
When Daniel Levesque retired in 2010 after a three-decade career as an engineer at Nordion, the last thing he ever thought he’d need to worry
Tech takeovers leave mixed legacies
Ian Curry is a happy man, and with good reason. The CEO of Ottawa life-sciences firm DNA Genotek is in charge of a company that
Builders eye office projects outside core
A pair of planned new office buildings at Tunney’s Pasture and the Ottawa Train Yards could be a signal that developers believe the federal government
Ottawa a city of gamers, conference spokesman says
Most people still think of Ottawa as a city of civil servants. Kyle McInnes has a different view, one that might be surprising. “The way
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