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Renault among Kinaxis’s big-name signings in record-breaking Q3 for Kanata software firm

Federal budget’s lack of detail, public service cuts leave Ottawa businesses cautiously optimistic

Ottawa businesses are giving the federal government budget an overall positive grade, but local government relations firms say their clients aren’t getting too excited just yet.

TCU to break ground on Ogilvie Road apartment complex as firm’s multi-residential pipeline grows

TCU Development Corp. says it aims to break ground early next year on Soul, a 21-storey highrise on the northeast corner of Ogilvie Road and Cummings Avenue that will include about 280 rental suites.

Telesat CEO touts ‘defence use cases’ for LEO satellites as firm’s revenues fall in Q3

Telesat’s CEO says an expected surge in defence spending among Western nations over the next decade could...

The ripple effect: How Shopify alumni are building Ottawa’s next tech wave

Most local tech watchers are proud to say that Shopify was born in Ottawa. And while the...

Shopify merchants not weighed down much by trade war, company says

As retailers head into their busiest shopping season, they and their customers don't appear to be feeling...

Bitten by the startup bug at Solink, Michèle Marchand has found her own passion project

After about a decade of jumping from one industry to another, Michèle Marchand finally found a venture...

Colonnade BridgePort expands footprint in Atlantic Canada with leasing mandate at P.E.I. mall

Colonnade BridgePort is adding a retail property in Prince Edward Island to its growing management portfolio in...

BYA Lifetime Achievement winner Bree Jamieson-Holloway on rising above imposter syndrome

Lawyer and entrepreneur Bree Jamieson-Holloway is used to being the youngest person in the room. In 2020, she was an OBJ Forty Under 40 recipient and two years later became the youngest person ever appointed to the Canadian International Trade Tribunal. Now, she’s been named the 2025 Lifetime Achievement recipient at the Ottawa Businesswoman of the Year Awards — and she just turned 40.

Salsa-making venture promises to keep things spicy for Ottawa’s Cheryl Wilcox, aka ‘Mom’

Twenty-four years ago, Cheryl Wilcox tried out a salsa recipe given to her by a co-worker. At...
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