Top Stories

New Ottawa Marriott GM Colin Morrison ready to tackle reno project in shifting travel market

Bank of Canada holds key rate at 2.75% as economy shows resilience to tariffs

Signs of resilience in the Canadian economy were enough for the Bank of Canada to leave its...

Nominations now open for 2025 Best Ottawa Business Awards

It’s that time of year: the Best Ottawa Business Awards (BOBs) are once again accepting nominations for...

Wilderness Tours set to launch water-based activities out of re-opened Westboro Beach

Most Ottawans have passed by the Ottawa River hundreds of times and marvelled at its beauty. Now...

Kingston flyers will have motorcoach link to Toronto’s Pearson airport, Air Canada announces

A new Air Canada motorcoach service will connect Kingston’s Norman Rogers Airport to Toronto Pearson International Airport starting this September.

Former Clocktower Pub on Bank St. vacant again as BIA studies what should fill the space

The executive director of the Glebe BIA says he’s confident the vacancy at the former Clocktower Pub...

Ottawa likely won’t see ‘real gains’ in new housing sales until 2026, homebuilders’ group says

New home sales in Ottawa continued to gain momentum in June, but the head of a major...

A tour of New Edinburgh, Lindenlea and Rockcliffe is an elegant staycation in Ottawa

Looking for an elegant escape without leaving the city? Spend the day exploring Rockcliffe Park, Lindenlea and...

Colonnade BridgePort eyes 2026 start for five-tower project near Blair Station

Colonnade BridgePort says it hopes to break ground next year on the first of what could be...

From housekeeper to VP HR, Annie Corriveau talks about 20 years of change at Brookstreet

The hospitality industry has changed since Annie Corriveau first joined the Brookstreet Hotel in Kanata 20 years ago and human resources has had to change right along with it.
1...505152...139Page 51 of 139
Get Our Email Updates

Stay up-to-date on the companies, people and issues that impact businesses in Ottawa and beyond.

Sign Up Now

OBJ360 Sponsored

Guest Blogs

Social Galleries

Video

Ottawa is evolving fast. Key developments are impacting all sectors and sizes of business, from AI, innovation and talent to city building and global competitiveness. Who’s making sure business has a strong voice at every decision table? The Ottawa Board of Trade. Join the Ottawa Business Journal publisher Michael Curran and OBOT president and CEO Sueling Ching for a dynamic conversation about how OBOT is shaping Ottawa’s economic future, and how business leaders can leverage their network, influence, and momentum to grow. What you will learn: -- How OBOT advocacy helps shape pro-growth policy, investment, and city-building decisions that strengthen the region’s economy. -- The tables, events, and networks where decision-makers meet, partnerships form, and ideas become action. -- How OBOT equips businesses with visibility, market intelligence, influence, and relationships that drive growth year-round.
Ottawa Board of Trade: Powering Ottawa’s Future to Influence to Connect to Grow

Event Calendar

View Calendar