Sarah Macfarlane is a journalist based in Ottawa, Canada, focusing on local news and business topics. As a writer for the Ottawa Business Journal, Sarah covers a wide range of subjects including workplace culture, real estate, tourism, and profiles of notable individuals in the Ottawa community.
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Sarah Macfarlane's coverage primarily focuses on local businesses, tourism, and industry developments within Ottawa, Canada. She often seeks expert commentary from individuals knowledgeable about various business-related topics. Potential outreach to Sarah could involve providing insights or expertise related to small businesses in Ottawa, the tourism industry in the region, retail trends specific to Ottawa consumers, as well as government announcements impacting local industries.
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By: Sarah Macfarlane
Local galleries and art enthusiasts are coming together to host their twist on a pub crawl in an effort to bring attention to the arts scene in the ByWard Market.
By: Sarah Macfarlane
With a vision of making Ottawa more like a city such as Venice, Ottawa entrepreneur Mike Karpishka is adding solar-powered taxis to his fleet of licensed “tiki” boats to ferry passengers across the Ottawa River between the nation’s capital and Gatineau.
By: Sarah Macfarlane
The capital’s tourism industry is gaining momentum and has “lots to look forward to,” an Ottawa Tourism executive said after the organization released its 2023 economic impact study this week.
By: Sarah Macfarlane
In an effort to keep pace with the local tech community and stay up-to-date with the latest technology, the Brookstreet Hotel is preparing to re-open at full capacity next week after a complete renovation of its guest rooms.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrives to Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
By: Sarah MacFarlane, Sophie Chatel, Adrian Wyld
Sophie Chatel was elected as MP for Pontiac in 2021, and during that time, one of her main focuses has been securing ecological infrastructure and making her riding both “green” and prosperous.
“I hope that, like me, you’re excited and proud of this accomplishment. The opening of Lines 2 and 4 marks a major milestone in this accomplishment,” said Renee Amilcar, general manager of transit services. “This is a testament to the hard work of our teams.”
By: Sarah MacFarlane
The Coalition Against Workplace Discrimination has presented the Prime Minister’s Office with a petition signed by 35,000 Canadians that calls on the federal government to settle a $2.5-billion lawsuit.
The sweeping financial document showed the Liberals recorded a $61.9 billion deficit in 2023-24 but it blamed “significant unexpected expenses related to Indigenous contingent liabilities” as well as “allowances for COVID-19 pandemic supports” for the higher than expected total.
By: Sarah MacFarlane
Canada and the United States are doing much more work “under the radar” that doesn't make it to your ‘X' feed, including focusing on border security, says David Cohen, U.S. Ambassador to Canada.
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