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Check out the coverage of OBJ’s 25th Forty Under 40 Awards

This year marks the 25th edition of the awards, which have become widely recognized as the region’s most sought-after business accolade for people under the

Ottawa Senators win the bid for LeBreton Flats

Sports and Entertainment

CSDI is proposing to build an NHL hockey arena and events venue surrounded by mixed-use development, located on Albert Street between Preston Street and City

Would you like to join OBJ’s Editorial Advisory Board?

Ottawa

The Ottawa Business Journal is looking for members of the local business community to join our new Editorial Advisory Board to allow us to get

Blues revival: One of the city’s biggest festivals gets funding injection from feds

Tourism

Bluesfest is receiving $9.8 million to help it expand its facilities and increase its capacity for high-profile shows, the federal government announced Thursday.

Smallbiz award winners fueled by creativity, commitment to sustainability

Ottawa

The business whose application was the highest-scored overall by judges will also be awarded Ottawa Smallbiz of the Year, which comes with a $10,000 prize.

Ottawa-Gatineau housing starts fall for second straight month in May

Residential

Homebuilders started work on 1,315 new dwelling units in Ottawa-Gatineau in April, down from 1,718 starts in the same month in 2021.

OBJ wins international award for ‘best scoop’ at annual AABP awards

Ottawa

Senior writer David Sali was recognized for his exclusive coverage of changes to Shopify’s executive team in April 2021.

Algonquin College partners to create new business degree for tradespeople

Ottawa

College has joined forces with George Brown College and Mohawk College to launch first-of-its-kind four-year honours degree this fall.

Algonquin College partners to create new business degree for tradespeople

Ottawa

College has joined forces with George Brown College and Mohawk College to launch first-of-its-kind four-year honours degree this fall.

Ottawa-Gatineau’s jobless rate drops to 4.3% in May

Ottawa

Region’s red-hot economic growth continues as Ottawa-Gatineau employers added nearly 10,000 jobs to their payrolls last month, Statistics Canada says.