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Ministry of Labour fines Ottawa construction company after worker hit by backhoe

An Ottawa construction company has pled guilty to failing to protect the safety of a worker at a worksite on the campus of Carleton University

Ottawa to host SoGal pitch competition for female and diverse founders

Applications are closing soon for a global pitch competition coming to Ottawa this fall specifically aimed at startups with diverse founders

Kinaxis to build new Kanata West HQ to accommodate rapid growth

Taggart Realty Management, which beat out five other bidders for the contract to build the new headquarters, expects to break ground on the project next spring

Prospectus: R&R is pivotal to getting your ROI

In the latest issue of the OBJ newsmagazine, publisher Michael Curran extols the virtues of taking a break – for the good of you and your business

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

Air Canada, SNC-Lavalin and Enbridge will all report earnings this coming week in Canadian business

City says LRT work ‘substantially complete,’ final testing to start this week

The city and builders Rideau Transit Group are now holding their collective breaths that the final testing hurdle goes off without a major hitch

Ottawa Redblacks Women’s Training Camp tackles problem of young girls quitting sports

If you told the new football recruits seen hustling down the field of TD Place on Friday night that they run like a girl, throw like a girl and even tackle like a girl, it would be a total compliment

Gatineau Park to pilot shuttle service from downtown Ottawa

The National Capital Region’s conservation park will soon pilot a paid shuttle bus service from downtown Ottawa

Province restores funding to Ottawa’s JazzFest, Tulip Festival, other events

The show will go on for TD Ottawa JazzFest, the Canadian Tulip Festival and a number of other local events following the Ontario government’s reversal on funding cuts affecting many of the province’s festivals

Carleton to research energy-efficient buildings with $5.6M government funding

Ottawa’s Carleton University will use money from two levels of government to research ways to reduce new and existing buildings’ greenhouse gas emissions