David Sali

Dave is OBJ's senior writer and editor with two decades of experience in the newspaper industry working for a variety of publications from community weeklies to major dailies. He is a four-time award-winning journalist by the Alliance of Area Business Publishers (AABP). He has received awards for best news feature, best scoop and best overall writer among medium-sized business publications.

Officials launch plan to make National Capital Region a ‘defence innovation hub’

The cities of Ottawa and Gatineau are launching a new strategy to make the National Capital Region a national defence technology hub – an effort advocates say could generate billions of dollars in economic spinoffs as the federal government ramps up military spending.

Video-surveillance software maker Solink ‘getting it right’ as firm expands Kanata HQ

Sixteen years ago, Solink’s founders launched their software enterprise in the heart of the Kanata tech park...

Five Ottawa companies crack Deloitte’s 2025 lists of fastest-growing firms in Canada

ZeroTek posted two-year revenue growth of 355 per cent, good for 13th place on Deloitte’s 2025 ranking of tech companies to watch released Thursday.

Group Mach unveils design for 23-storey mixed-use highrise at 77 Metcalfe St.

Group Mach is planning to demolish the vacant 12-storey office tower at 77 Metcalfe St. and replace...

‘Stars were aligned’: Jean-Marc Lanthier in his element as ADGA Group’s new CEO

As the federal government ramps up military spending and defence is suddenly in the spotlight, Jean-Marc Lanthier...

Martello Technologies cutting workforce, trimming product lines

Martello Technologies is cutting half its workforce and will stop producing software aimed at Microsoft users as...

Defence-tech startup Dominion Dynamics senses big opportunity in Canada’s North

Newly hatched defence-technology startup Dominion Dynamics has landed millions of dollars in funding from domestic investors and...

Ericsson, Export Development Canada ink new US$3B partnership to boost domestic R&D

Small and medium-sized Ottawa tech firms in fields such as AI and quantum computing could gain access to new markets under a new agreement between wireless networking technology giant Ericsson and Export Development Canada.

Montreal-based Sina enters Ontario market with 196-unit rental apartment project in Kanata

Sina recently broke ground on a pair of six-storey rental apartment complexes at 788 March Rd. near Klondike Road in what the company hopes will be the first of many commercial and residential developments it will undertake in the National Capital Region.

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