Ottawa Business Journal

Interim no more: Sonya Shorey named president and CEO of Invest Ottawa

Techopia

Invest Ottawa has turned to one of its longest-serving executives to lead the organization as it tackles challenges ranging from kickstarting the downtown economy to

‘Suicide prevention work’: New research sheds light on mental health crisis in hospitality industry

Ottawa

Last month, Smart Serve Ontario launched a new mental health initiative to provide hospitality workers with free access to mental health support, one of the

Cornerstone Housing for Women held its charity garden party and Sukhoo Sukhoo Khooture fashion show at the official residence of the Irish ambassador on Sunday, June 9, 2024. Photo by Caroline Phillips

Cornerstone Housing for Women celebrates 40 years at garden party

Eamonn McKee and his wife Mary opened their official residence in Rockcliffe Park to Cornerstone Housing for Women, allowing the non-profit organization to hold its

Scarabelli proposal for Chamberlain Avenue

Ottawa developer Scarabelli resubmits plans for 16-storey mixed-use highrise in Glebe

Ottawa, Real Estate

An Ottawa real estate firm has resubmitted an application to demolish a pair of commercial buildings on the north edge of the Glebe and replace

Electrical engineering considerations for making the switch to an electric vehicle

Expert Blogs

As the popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) continues to surge, more people are looking to install EV charging stations. While the benefits of owning an

Shareholder agreements: Helping business owners resolve disputes before they arise

Expert Blogs

Many shareholders operate under the assumption that they and their fellow shareholders are all on the same page with respect to their rights and obligations

DJ/producer Marsh at Mr. Porter's House Party hosted by Porter Airlines on Thursday, June 6, 2024, at Zibi House, located in the new mixed-used waterfront community that's being built in Gatineau and Ottawa. Photo by Caroline Phillips

Now we’re flying: Porter Airlines brings Mr. Porter’s House Party to town

Hundreds of guests were invited on Thursday to Porter’s so-called “house party”, where, thankfully, the leave-your-shoes-at-the-door rule did not apply.

With demo of LaSalle Causeway bridge underway, concerns arise about next steps

Eastern Ontario Business Journal

With the awarding of a contract to demolish the Lasalle Causeway bridge, discussions in Kingston are now turning to what comes next.

Trina Mather-Simard, CEO of Indigenous Experiences' Mādahòkì Farm with one of the Farm's Ojibwe Spirit Horses.

OBJ In-Depth: On the road to reconciliation, local Indigenous tourism operators see uptick in business

Ottawa, Tourism

Indigenous business owners offering cultural experiences are seeing a significant uptick in interest, particularly from domestic travellers, as Canadians seek Indigenous education and experience.