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’s Newsmaker of the Year: Chef Joe Thottungal

In May 2020, the pandemic was already wreaking havoc with Ottawa chef Joe Thottungal’s livelihood when fate...

Minto Apartment REIT rides rental resurgence to strong Q3 growth

Minto Apartment REIT continued to benefit from a resurgent rental market in the third quarter as the...

‘A place we want to be’: Toronto’s CanFirst to build up to 900,000 square feet of industrial space in Barrhaven

A Toronto-based commercial real estate firm is poised to add to Ottawa’s industrial footprint after acquiring a...

Telesat on track to secure financing for multibillion-dollar Lightspeed project, CEO says

Telesat is making “tangible progress” in its bid to raise additional funding for its multibillion-dollar low-Earth-orbit satellite...

EY, Shopify forge alliance aimed at boosting firms’ market share in industries like big pharma, cannabis

Professional services giant Ernst & Young is banding together with Ottawa-based Shopify in an alliance the partners...

Kinaxis raises 2022 revenue projections on growing wave of customer wins

Kanata-based firm said it is now expecting to generate sales of between US$365 million and US$370 million for the year, up from its previous projection of US$355 million to US$365 million. 

Senators’ Erin Crowe named Ottawa’s CFO of the Year by OBJ and Ottawa Board of Trade

Award comes as NHL club is embarking on what could be one of the biggest city-building projects the capital has seen in generations – and Crowe is playing a top-line role in that process.

Solace soars: CEO says $1B annual revenue goal is ‘not unrealistic’ for Ottawa tech firm

Denis King says there’s been no slowdown in demand for his company's platform, which helps smooth the flow of information between points like mobile devices and data centres.

Backed by $2.4M in fresh funding, Ottawa-based Nook looks to find market niche with new productivity app

Startup's “personal information system that’s disguised as a note-taking app” attracts high-profile investors who include former Shopify executives as well as VPs at Apple and LinkedIn.

Taggart reduces proposed height of two-tower Carling Avenue residential complex

Developer filed a revised application with the city that would see it reduce the height of the highrises near the Ottawa Hospital's Civic campus from 22 and 28 storeys to 16 and 25 storeys.
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