
Ottawa ad industry ‘diminished’ in wake of McMillan layoffs
Business still healthy for most local firms, but disturbing trends are lingering on the horizon, leading execs say
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Ottawa ad industry ‘diminished’ in wake of McMillan layoffs
Business still healthy for most local firms, but disturbing trends are lingering on the horizon, leading execs say

More Ottawa pot shops coming as province lifts restrictions on licensing, new products
Cannabis retailers are gearing up to launch the next slate of legal weed storefronts in Ottawa as the Ontario government lifts a cap on the

Eastern Ontario paper Winchester Press closes after 131 years in business
The Winchester Press thanked its readers, which it estimated at roughly 4,400, for their support over the paper’s long stretch in business
Prospectus: LRT will define Ottawa in the 2020s
In the latest edition of the OBJ newsmagazine, publisher Michael Curran predicts the biggest headlines we’ll be seeing in the decade ahead

Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?
A tender for armoured cars is among the latest contract wins for local firms working with the federal government

Carriers expand sun destination services to Ottawa airport
Canada’s largest charter and vacation airlines are ramping up their winter operations, directly connecting Ottawa with a growing number of sun destinations

OBJ bids farewell to 2019 with Sam Laprade on 1310 News
Before bidding adieu to 2019, OBJ web editor Craig Lord took some time with 1310 News’ Sam Laprade on Tuesday to reflect on the past

Ottawa airport traffic continues decline in lead up to holidays
November saw another decline in traveller traffic for the Ottawa airport, which will need a strong holiday season to boost its annual passenger volumes above

Hexo shares tumble after Gatineau company announces new share issue at discounted price
Stock price hits 26-month low.

Francophones put more personal stake in success of Ottawa’s LRT, polling suggests
Federally backed public opinion polling has revealed a linguistic divide in the national capital over its much-maligned light-rail transit system
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