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.

Package deal: Trexity delivers the goods for Rideau Centre merchants

Ottawa, Retail

From its prime location in the heart of the capital’s busiest mall, Trexity — the newest tenant in the Rideau Centre — is anxiously gearing

Avison Young adds veteran brokers DiNardo and MacLeod as firm continues Ottawa expansion

Insider Only Non-Residential, Ottawa, Real Estate

Ottawa home sales continued to slide in November: OREB

Ottawa, Real Estate, Residential

Ottawa home sales fell last month compared with the previous year as buyers continued to take a wait-and-see approach amid rising mortgage rates. A total

‘We can’t do it alone’: Downtown core, transit top mayor’s list of priorities for 2024

Insider Only City Hall, Ottawa

Discount carrier Lynx Air to launch service to Ottawa next spring

Ottawa, Top Stories, Tourism

Lynx Air is the latest discount carrier to touch down in the Ottawa market as competition ramps up in the Canadian aviation industry. The Calgary-based

Board of Trade calls on feds to help fund Ottawa’s downtown revitalization efforts

Ottawa

The Ottawa Board of Trade says a guaranteed revenue stream from the feds would help offset shortfalls in transit revenues since the pandemic and provide

Retail spending expected to rise ‘significantly’ in 2024 as inflation eases, Morguard says

Ottawa, Real Estate, Retail

Morguard expects retail spending in Ottawa to “increase significantly” next year as anticipated declines in inflation and mortgage rates give consumers more buying power. The

Calian on track to hit $1B in annual revenues by fiscal 2026, Kanata firm says

Insider Only Techopia

‘People want to get out and do something’: Holiday parties are ‘all back,’ Brookstreet GM says

Insider Only Ottawa, Tourism

Intouch Insight eyes ‘stronger growth’ as revenues rise 4% in Q3

Techopia, Ottawa

Intouch Insight’s chief executive believes the market for the firm’s software has hit a “turning point” after the Ottawa-based company reported an uptick in third-quarter