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.

Sparks Street going greener thanks to $182K in federal funding

Ottawa, Tourism

Ottawa Centre MP Yasir Naqvi announced this week that the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario is providing about $875,000 for four projects in

Ottawa’s rental housing vacancy rate drops in 2022 despite surge in construction: CMHC

Insider Only Real Estate, Residential

Kanata healthtech firm seeks more foreign markets after landing $1M in fed funding

Techopia

An Ottawa health technology firm that’s seen its revenues skyrocket during the pandemic plans to grow its workforce by more than 30 per cent and

Hotel business heating up despite dicey winter weather so far in 2023, local industry says

Insider Only Ottawa, Tourism

Developers urge City to cut red tape, clear path to more office-to-residential conversions

Insider Only Real Estate, Residential

T.O. gaming studio hires veteran Ottawa tech exec Milne to power global growth push

Insider Only Techopia, Top Stories

NCC ‘optimistic’ LeBreton lease deal with Senators will be done by this fall

Ottawa, Sports and Entertainment

NCC’s board of directors heard Thursday that talks aimed at hammering out a long-term lease on the land west of downtown are progressing even as

Versaterm acquires U.S. video software-maker in Ottawa firm’s eighth M&A deal since 2020

Techopia

Versaterm president and CEO Warren Loomis said Visual Labs’ products are “cost-effective” replacements for stand-alone body cameras, digital cameras and audio recorders used by first

Committee approves plan for 326-unit apartment complex in Orléans

Non-Residential, Real Estate

Gatineau developer Construction Chartro’s plan calls for four six-storey apartment buildings St. Joseph Boulevard, east of the Tenth Line Road on-ramps to Highway 174.