South Korean chain Paris Baguette ups the number of locations it plans to open in Ottawa
About 18 months after it first announced plans to enter the Ottawa market, South Korean bakery-café chain Paris Baguette has increased the number of locations
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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.
Local bars expect brisk business as Toronto Blue Jays make it to the World Series
Ottawa restaurants and bars are gearing up for a boost in business after the Toronto Blue Jays clinched a spot in the World Series Monday.
Centretown ‘Street Seats’ project could be replicated in other parts of the city
After the success of the “Street Seats” pilot that took place in Centretown this past summer, the program could be replicated in other parts of
Post-pandemic workforce challenges lead Karen Craft to launch new company
Companies scaling too quickly, restricted access to mentorship and uncertain succession plans have led Ottawa HR consultant Karen Craft to launch a new business aimed
Hats off to 2025 Newsmaker of the Year Liam Mooney and partner Emma Cochrane
In January, Liam Mooney was watching TV with his fiancée and business partner Emma Cochrane when Ontario Premier Doug Ford responded to comments from the
John and Pina Sicard kickstart Harmony House anniversary with $120K donation
John Sicard and his wife Pina have donated $120,000 with a matching pledge to Ottawa’s Harmony House, a second-stage shelter for women and children escaping
From Iraq to Ottawa: Army vet Mike George runs his olive oil business with military precision
In the summer of 2016, Mike George took time off from his job in the military to visit family in Italy. On the last day
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