Ottawa Business Journal

Ottawa

It was when the lights went out and hundreds of people went home, after the last punches were thrown, the shouting had faded and the

Opinion: Terry’s 10 commandments

Techopia

After meeting with executives from local venture capital firm Wesley Clover last week, I left with a feeling that I’d just experienced a Bizarro moment.

Opinion: Want to buy the most expensive apartment in western Quebec?

Residential

Are you looking to buy a new condo apartment in the urban core, and want to save thousands of dollars a year in property taxes?

Opinion: W. Brett Wilson on why giving leads to getting

Ottawa

Brett Wilson has been called all sorts of things since joining CBC’s Dragons’ Den a few years ago. The Dragon with a heart. The friendly Dragon. And

Opinion: How to electrify your company

Techopia

Frank Koller, Spark: How Old-Fashioned Values Drive a Twenty-First Century Corporation. Public Affairs, 2010. The last few years have been trying for American workers and businesses.

Opinion: Ottawa’s tractor-beam effect

Ottawa

A lot of my students over the years have told me, as they get closer to graduation, that they’re going to leave our cold-weather city

Opinion: A candy-coated lesson for young entrepreneurs

Ottawa

As has been the experience of many an entrepreneur, Stewart Walsh was peppered with questions about his business plan after approaching a potential financier for

Opinion: Examining the cost of air miles

Retail

Question: Which of Canada’s two leading loyalty programs is more rewarding, Aeroplan or Air Miles? Answer: It all depends. Another question: Is it worth collecting

Opinion: Fighting – and sweating – for a worthy cause

Ottawa

It probably won’t be a tough call for most – one guy sometimes writes about layoffs for a living, with the other dedicated to finding

Opinion: Spatially challenged? Here’s the book for you

Techopia

Mark W. Johnson, Seizing The White Space: Business Model Innovation For Growth And Renewal, Harvard Business School, 2010. Have you looked closely at your company’s business