From ‘Sens Lot’ to Charge party, local pubs and bars welcome Ottawa Charge playoff run
Local businesses are rallying behind the Ottawa Charge as the women’s hockey team competes in its third playoff game tonight at Lansdowne Park. This includes
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Marissa Galko
Marissa Galko is a reporter with the Ottawa Business Journal. She is a graduate of Carleton University’s bachelor of journalism and humanities program with experience covering a range of topics from business and politics to fashion and music.
Kawartha Dairy to set up drive-through shop at former Tim Hortons near Carlingwood mall
Kawartha Dairy, known for its Canadian-made ice cream, is opening its first Ottawa location in the city’s west end this summer. The 600-square-foot drive-through location
Ottawa architect Jane Thompson looks back on 30-plus years in a male-dominated industry
Thirty years ago, Jane Thompson had just moved to Ottawa with her newborn daughter, wanting to find her place in the world of architecture. From
A new gourmet salad restaurant is coming to the Glebe this summer, opening its first Ottawa location at the former site of Top of the
Remote work can make it more difficult to identify, help employees dealing with substance use
Substance use in the workplace can lead to billions of dollars in lost productivity and is often a delicate and difficult problem to address, particularly
Canadian Tulip Festival organizers expect north-south O-Train line to boost crowds this year
The organizer of the annual Canadian Tulip Festival says she’s expecting a big turnout this year, especially as the newly opened north-south line of the
A slice of life: Tracey Clark trades coffee for pizza in the Ottawa neighbourhood she loves
You might know her for coffee, but Tracey Clark would argue that she’s actually had a longer history with pizza. Many Ottawa residents might recognize
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