
What can the next federal government do for your business? Take our survey
It promises to be a tumultuous year for local businesses, with a provincial election, federal election and ongoing uncertainties surrounding the relationship with the U.S.,
What can the next federal government do for your business? Take our survey
It promises to be a tumultuous year for local businesses, with a provincial election, federal election and ongoing uncertainties surrounding the relationship with the U.S.,
Here are the top 20 Fastest Growing Companies in Ottawa for 2025
This year we had a great roster of applicants for the 2025 Fastest Growing Companies. Here are the top 20, based on revenue growth over
We are pleased to announce that Jasen Ericksen has joined the ownership group at Scrivens Insurance and Investment Solutions. With over a decade of insurance
Board of trade announces members of downtown champions table
The Ottawa Board of Trade has announced the members of its “Downtown Ottawa Champions Table,” a mix of private- and public-sector professionals who will “drive
Listings surge as sales drop in an uncertain residential housing market, OREB data shows
Uncertainty continued to plague the Ottawa residential housing market in February, with sales down from the year-ago period and below the five- and 10-year averages
Kate Cornick promoted to Principal at Syntax Strategic
Before joining Syntax Strategic in 2023, Kate Cornick worked as a producer with CBC for several years across national current affairs radio and local news.
Forty Under 40 nominations now open for 2025
The Ottawa Business Journal is ready to once again recognize individuals who reflect the economic diversity and entrepreneurial spirit of the local business community.
Feds invest $3.4M to support the life sciences sector in the Kingston area
Life sciences companies in the Kingston area got a funding boost from the federal government yesterday. The Kingston Economic Development Corp. received $3.4 million from
More homes for sale in Ottawa but buyers remain cautious, OREB says
The number of active residential listings in Ottawa last month were up 57 per cent from January 2024 as more sellers jumped into the market
Both of Eric McIntosh Champagne’s parents are CPAcs—as are aunts, uncles, and a great uncle. “I like to joke that accounting is the family business,”
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