![John Sicard, CEO of Kinaxis, the presenting sponsor of the 5th Annual Capital Music Awards, and his wife, Pina Sicard, far left, at the Bronson Centre on Thursday, May 16, 2024, with Canadian Live Music Association president and CEO Erin Benjamin and Melanie Brulée, executive director of the Ottawa Music Industry Coalition. Photo by Caroline Phillips](https://assets.obj.ca/2024/05/john.sicard-5-300x200.jpg)
Business leaders gather for preshow mixer at Capital Music Awards
You know it’s going to be a memorable night when there’s a dancing unicorn at the preshow mixer for the 5th Annual Capital Music Awards,
Business leaders gather for preshow mixer at Capital Music Awards
You know it’s going to be a memorable night when there’s a dancing unicorn at the preshow mixer for the 5th Annual Capital Music Awards,
OMIC’s Melanie Brulée talks taking care of business at Capital Music Awards
It was a proud moment for Ottawa when local singer-songwriter and musician Talk was named Breakthrough Artist of the Year at last month’s Juno Awards.
Networking mixer at the Rainbow strikes chord with leaders in business, music
A special invitation to the inaugural The Next Stage event held at the Rainbow Bistro last night was the equivalent of a golden ticket, writes
New music venue set to open near airport this fall
YOW Stage, a new pop-up live music venue, will be a 40,000-square-foot, semi-permanent performance space located in the EY Centre, minutes from the Ottawa International
Council OKs aid package for downtown businesses, temporary closure of Wellington Street
Relief measures approved Wednesday include $450,000 in grants to BIAs in areas affected by the three-week protests against vaccine mandates.
Ottawa employers, musicians collaborate to attract skilled workers to the capital
The Ottawa Music Industry Coalition is partnering with businesses to kickstart the local industry
‘The tap remains completely turned off’: Ottawa tourism leaders urge feds to reopen border
Local industry says time is of the essence to allow tourism businesses to cash in on what’s traditionally their busiest time of year.
Why a thriving music industry is vital to Ottawa’s post-pandemic recovery
Through a new crowdfunding campaign, the Ottawa Music Industry Coalition is supporting artists – and, in turn, the wider business community
City re-ups for $25K fund to boost local music industry
The money will go to musicians whose livelihoods have been upended by the COVID-19 crisis.
The show goes on: Ottawa record industry vet still in love with music biz after 35 years
Mary Jelley has played a key role in the success of Canadian stars such as Blue Rodeo, Great Big Sea and Ottawa native Alanis Morrissette.
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