Ottawa Business Journal

Martello’s revenues fall 2% in fiscal 2024 as customers migrate to new products

Techopia

Martello Technologies says its revenues fell two per cent in fiscal 2024 compared with the previous year as the Kanata firm continues to phase out

‘I have some dreams’: Aron Slipacoff takes over at Wellington West BIA

Ottawa

Aron Slipacoff hopes to bring passion and dedication to his new role as executive director of the Wellington West Business Improvement Association.

Gordon Douglas

Spotlight

SKS Law LLP is excited to welcome Gordon Douglas to the SKS team as the head of litigation as of June 1, 2024. “We are

NCC ‘not going to limit’ potential retail options at new Elgin Street HQ: Nussbaum

Ottawa, Real Estate

The NCC is slated to move from its current main office at 40 Elgin St. to the former British High Commission building just a few

The Tavern on the Falls patio has been busy despite Ottawa's extreme heat warnings. Photo by Tavern on the Falls.

How hot is too hot? Tourism, restaurant operators say they’ll take the heat over the alternatives

Ottawa, Tourism

As Ottawa comes to the end of a week of extreme temperatures, some local business owners say the heat is better than many of the

City committee approves RioCan’s six-tower Carling Avenue project

Ottawa, Real Estate, Residential

A major real estate firm’s plan to build six highrises on Carling Avenue that would contain more than 1,700 residential units is one step closer

‘I think we can grow faster’: Fullscript CEO Kyle Braatz says health-tech trailblazer is ‘ripe to win’

Insider Only Techopia

Mark Carney, a strong supporter of the Ottawa Riverkeeper, helped the non-profit organization launch its public fundraising campaign, The Big River Give, at its Learning Lab in the NCC River House on Wednesday, June 19, 2024. Photo by Caroline Phillips

Ottawa Riverkeeper launches first major fundraising campaign, The Big River Give

This morning, Ottawa Riverkeeper CEO Laura Reinsborough, who also holds the title of Ottawa Riverkeeper, came together with campaign co-chair Geoff Green and their fellow

To mark the 10th anniversary of Tea & Toast, founder and CEO Amy Friesen is introducing a grant for caregivers experiencing burnout. (Supplied)

‘You can’t cry at the office’: There are ways for employers to help the ‘sandwich generation’ cope with burnout

Ottawa

According to Amy Friesen, founder and CEO of Tea & Toast, caregiving on its own can lead to burnout, but the risk is heightened for

BDC commits $250M to help Indigenous and Black-led businesses

Canada & World

The BDC says it is launching a $50-million program that will provide loans, plus training, for businesses that are majority-owned by women, Indigenous and Black