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.

True North REIT selling Narono Building at 360 Laurier Ave. for $17.5M

Insider Only Non-Residential, Ottawa, Real Estate

InterRent REIT, CLV Group seeing brisk demand for units at Slayte rental conversion project

Insider Only Ottawa, Real Estate, Residential

Group Germain still hoping to build airport Alt Hotel in ‘near future’ after tax break rejected

Ottawa, Non-Residential, Real Estate, Tourism

In an email to OBJ on Monday, Group Germain’s vice-president of operations, Hugo Germain, said the Quebec-based hotel chain is still working with the Ottawa

Tech sector shrinks as Ottawa-Gatineau unemployment rate ticks up to 4.2% in April

Ottawa

Ottawa-Gatineau’s tech sector shrank by more than 10 per cent last month, Statistics Canada said Friday – an ominous sign for a local industry rattled

Kinaxis raises 2023 guidance as revenues grow 3% in first quarter

Insider Only Techopia

Analysts praise Shopify’s decision to narrow its focus, but some still question firm’s leadership

Techopia

Ottawa-based Shopify said Thursday it is laying off 20 per cent of its employees and selling its logistics business to California-based supply chain management company

Ottawa airport authority studying potential expansion of YOW terminal

Insider Only Ottawa, Tourism

Ottawa firm hired to bring ‘Canadian component’ to L.A. producer, Snoop Dogg’s bid for Senators

Ottawa, Sports and Entertainment

An Ottawa-based professional services firm is helping entertainment moguls Snoop Dogg and Neko Sparks find Canadian investors for their consortium that’s attempting to buy the

Kwesst Micro Systems inks $20M deal with DND

Ottawa, Defence and Security, Techopia

The company said it will provide “specialized software development and integration solutions” to the Canadian Army under the agreement, which runs until May 2028.