
Pat Butler named 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award winner
For someone with such a successful career, Pat Butler seems to have effectively flown under the radar. But this has certainly not hindered the advancement

Pat Butler named 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award winner
For someone with such a successful career, Pat Butler seems to have effectively flown under the radar. But this has certainly not hindered the advancement

Business leaders react to Sutcliffe mayoralty win
Ottawa’s business community will have many points of intersection and discussion with the city’s new mayor-elect Mark Sutcliffe and his team.

Tips for growth from three of our fastest-growing companies – EOBJ Podcast
Under normal business circumstances, growth is kind of what we expect. Not so simple, especially during a pandemic. But there are a few businesses in

Small Business Week: BDC chief economist challenges small businesses to get more efficient
It’s Small Business Week, but many entrepreneurs feel more like burying their face in their hands instead of celebrating.

Ottawa tourism staple plots ‘epic’ escape from pandemic blahs
Co-owner and vice-president of marketing, Steve Wilson, tells OBJ that Escape Manor is ready to get back to in-person business in a big way, thanks

Nokia Canada to begin construction on new ‘world-leading’ facility in Kanata next year
The company said the hub will significantly expand its capacity in next-generation information and communications technology (ICT) and cyber security innovation.

These three Ottawa tech companies are on track for $1B in revenue, data shows
Ross Video, RVezy, and Solace were added to Communitech’s roster of top-performing companies, known as Team True North.

Watson: ‘I gave this job everything I have’
Mayor Jim Watson delivered his farewell remarks to many business and community leaders on Oct. 12 at the Mayor’s Breakfast Series.

Ottawa-Gatineau’s jobless rate ticks up to 4.1% in September as labour force grows
Region is still outperforming most major Canadian cities, with Toronto (six per cent), Calgary (5.2), Montreal (4.9), Edmonton (4.8) and Vancouver (4.5) all posting higher

Ottawa Tourism doles out federal relief to long and varied list of recipients
From bees to cheese and boating to bus tours, 55 tourism businesses in the Ottawa and Prescott-Russell region have received funding to help them recover
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