Ottawa Business Journal
Ottawa, ON · English · Digital
A regional business news outlet covering Ottawa, Ontario, with a focus on local business developments, real estate, technology, and economic trends.
- 4/day · 7-day avg
- Top beat: Business
- Tracked since 2026
- 4 Ottawa, ON peers
Latest stories
- EY Pointing North magazine launchEY Canada, Telesat, and Ottawa Business Journal hosted an event on May 26, 2026, to launch Pointing North magazine, focusing on Canada's economic future and tech innovation challenges and opportunities.
- McGuinty urges local business leaders to ‘take risks’ as Canada builds defence-tech ecosystemDefence minister David McGuinty urged Canadian entrepreneurs to take risks to capitalize on business opportunities from increased military spending.
- Council approves developments in Orleans, the Glebe and WoodparkOttawa city council approved three development projects, including not-for-profit housing in the Glebe, a seniors' residence in Orleans, and a highrise in Woodpark, along with changes to business improvement areas.
- Buying Château Montebello would be dream come true for Spa Nordik ownerThe owner of Spa Nordik is part of a group bidding to purchase Château Montebello, a historic hotel in Quebec, with a decision expected in June.
- Ottawa Community Land Trust purchases third property for affordable housingThe Ottawa Community Land Trust purchased a third property to maintain affordable housing, using community bonds and financing. The organization aims to develop more affordable units and has raised significant funds through its investment model.
- Mitel names veteran tech exec Ben Macdonald new sales channel chiefMitel appointed Ben Macdonald as vice-president of global channel go-to-market to expand its sales partner network and manage its new global partner program.
- Mayor’s Breakfast with Jeff Maddox, President of Nokia CanadaThe Ottawa Board of Trade and Ottawa Business Journal hosted a Mayor’s Breakfast with Nokia Canada's President, Jeff Maddox, discussing Ottawa's role in the digital economy and Nokia's new $1 billion campus. The event highlighted Nokia's significant R&D presence and commitment to the region.
- Ottawa firm helps companies navigate industry regulations with AIAn Ottawa firm highlights challenges for SMEs using AI to handle Canada's complex regulatory standards, suggesting risks for businesses relying on the technology.
- Ottawa’s Abby Osterer says yes to new ways of bridal dress shoppingOttawa bridal boutique owner Abby Osterer is changing her business model to include inclusive sizes, Canadian designers, and modern dress styles.
- Kanwal Rekhi brings hard-won lessons from Silicon Valley to OttawaKanwal Rekhi, known as 'The Godfather' in Silicon Valley, moved to America with $8 in 1967 and has since built a significant career in technology and entrepreneurship.
- 2026 Executive Report on Health InnovationThe 2026 Executive Report on Health Innovation discusses how Ottawa's healthcare sector is transforming through AI, diagnostics, and digital health technologies, while facing challenges like rising costs and workforce shortages. The report highlights major projects and the growth of health-tech companies in the region.
- Shepherds of Good Hope’s Taste For HopeShepherds of Good Hope's Taste for Hope event was held at the Brookstreet Hotel on June 3, 2026, featuring food, fundraising, and a culinary competition, raising over $437,000 for the organization's programs.
- 2026 GOHBA and Harding Home Comfort Centre Spring Golf TournamentThe 2026 GOHBA and Harding Home Comfort Centre Spring Golf Tournament took place on June 4, 2026, at The Meadows Golf & Country Club, featuring networking, golf, and recognition of participants and sponsors.
- Techopia: Is Ottawa the country’s biggest tech wealth generator? | Episode 298Ottawa's tech sector has generated significant enterprise value, producing at least one billion-dollar firm every decade and accounting for three-quarters of Canadian tech wealth creation over 36 years, according to new research.
- Gatineau dairy co-op expands into Ottawa with new ice cream brandA Gatineau dairy co-op plans to expand into Ottawa by launching a new ice cream brand and investing $17 million in its operations over the next few years.