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.
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Finalists announced for Businesswoman of the Year awards

The finalists for the 2026 Businesswoman of the Year awards have been announced.  The awards, run by the...

Developer calls off plans to build large spa facility in Kanata North

A “destination wellness spa” slated to be built in Kanata North is not going ahead.  Markham-based Silk Development...

Six initiatives that are animating the downtown this summer

Since the pandemic, numerous stakeholders have been looking for ways to revitalize Ottawa's downtown by bringing more...

Council approves developments in Orleans, the Glebe and Woodpark

Three development projects were approved by city council Wednesday, as well as some changes to the city’s...

Ottawa’s Abby Osterer says yes to new ways of bridal dress shopping

One Ottawa bridal boutique owner is adapting to changing needs by carrying inclusive sizes, only Canadian designers...

Gatineau dairy co-op expands into Ottawa with new ice cream brand

A Gatineau dairy co-operative is looking to expand into Ottawa by launching a new ice cream brand...

Redblacks plan business outreach as team finds its footing on the field

In the early years of the Ottawa Redblacks, Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group CEO Mark Goudie used...

Ottawa siblings develop Bookd, an app that brings soccer fans together online

Two Ottawa founders are hoping their new app scores big when the FIFA World Cup kicks off...

Committee approves expanded Preston St. BIA, new Cyrville BIA

Plans to expand Preston Street BIA and create a new Cyrville BIA were approved by the city’s...

Would a ‘canal crawl’ featuring local eateries be eaten up by red tape?

What if you could eat and drink your way down the 7.8-kilometre stretch of the Rideau Canal...
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