Ottawa Business Journal

Going virtual: How CAE is revolutionizing military training around the world

When it comes to training the next generation of military personnel, CAE has always had its finger on the pulse.

How Minimax built a straight-forward and steady road to success

“Peace of mind transportation from our family to yours” is Minimax Express Transportation’s motto, and that sums up the Poirier family’s approach to business.

Feds need to be ‘more transparent’ about downtown office plans, major landlord says

Ottawa, Non-Residential, Real Estate

The head of the city’s largest property management firm says the federal government needs to be “much more transparent” about what it plans to do

Gold Plate Dinner for Heart Institute, Hellenic Community returns with swell of support

It actually felt nice to hear the Sad Trombone sound effect again at last night’s 35th Gold Plate Dinner. It was a sign that, not

The Mission’s growing health clinic ramps up amidst city’s homelessness crisis

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Building on a years-long relationship with The Ottawa Mission, Dymon gifted the clinic $300,000 back in 2018 to help fund a much needed expansion.

Am I earning what others are earning? Local CPA designs website to shed light on pay transparency

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‘Good news’: Nixing Canadian experience rule spells opportunity for foreign engineers

Canada & World

Professional Engineers Ontario has said that dropping the Canadian work experience requirement for licence applications moves it to a model focused on competency, rather than

Microsoft Canada says the country needs to fortify its cyber defences

Fortifying Canada’s cyber defences: Protecting critical infrastructure and empowering organizations

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While critical infrastructure is a key target for threat actors, Canadian organizations across all industries are at risk of cyber attacks.

Ottawa’s retail recovery a ‘mixed bag’ as downtown struggles, other areas bounce back: Experts

Ottawa, Retail

After bottoming out during the pandemic, Ottawa’s retail sector is “coming back with a vengeance” in neighbourhoods like the Glebe while still struggling in the

Cannabis price ‘race to the bottom’ hurts market’s future: OCS CEO

Ottawa

“Once you condition consumers to certain prices, it may take a generation to change perceptions and price tolerances,” said David Lobo, Ontario Cannabis Store president