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 industrial rents keep rising as market tightens in third quarter

Available space in Ottawa’s industrial buildings fell slightly in the third quarter as small-bay tenants continued to...

Ottawa’s office vacancy rate stabilizes in Q3 as conversion trend spreads, reports say

Ottawa’s reeling office rental sector showed signs of stabilizing in the third quarter as several downtown highrises...

Hover hoping deal with Pizza Pizza helps drone startup deliver on early promise

Hover, which was founded four years ago and incubated at Institut Innovation Gatineau, said last week it has signed a pending agreement with Pizza Pizza to deliver orders for the Toronto-based company starting in 2024.

BluMetric hires veteran tech finance executive Dan Hilton to fill CFO post

BluMetric Environmental has bolstered its C-suite with the appointment of veteran tech executive Dan Hilton as chief...

Software startup Noibu soars to No. 8 on Globe and Mail’s list of fastest-growing firms

Make no mistake – Noibu’s error-monitoring system for e-commerce sites has propelled the company to the top...

Colonnade BridgePort expands management footprint with 22 new mandates in southern Ontario

With several major construction projects in its pipeline, Colonnade BridgePort is now poised to expand its property...

Century club? VanillaSoft eyes $100M ARR target after investment from U.S. private-equity firm

Sales-engagement software company VanillaSoft says it’s targeting $100 million in annual recurring revenues after receiving new financial...

Back in the arena: Cyril Leeder feeling right at home as Senators’ CEO

It’s safe to say that Cyril Leeder is probably feeling the butterflies more than most as the Ottawa Senators prepare for their 31st campaign.

Big draw for investors? Corel’s former Carling Avenue HQ up for sale

The Churchill Office Park at 1600 Carling Ave. – best-known for being the headquarters of graphics software pioneer Corel during the company’s heyday more than two decades ago – has been put up for sale by Manulife Investment Management.