At a time when the competition for good employees is intense, Ottawa Business Journal speaks to the experts at Meldrum Horne and Associates to explore how company-sponsored retirement savings plans can forge a deeper connection with employees.

In this episode of the Behind the Headlines podcast, Ottawa Business Journal publisher Michael Curran speaks with editor David Sali about Bruce Linton's plan to salvage Ruckify through a merger with Fat Llama, a U.K. rental platform. Also, part two of a discussion with Nelligan Law's Jim Anstey about how to mitigate the legal risks when employees work from home. Finally, Krista Kealey of the Ottawa International Airport Authority provides an update on local air travel.

In this episode of Behind the Headlines, Ottawa Business Journal publisher Michael Curran speaks with editor David Sali about a sudden bounce back in venture capital, Nelligan Law's Jim Anstey discusses the legal risks of work from home and Millions.co co-founder Matt Whitteker lands a $10-million blow.

In this episode of Talking Tourism, Canadian Museum of Nature marketing officer John Swettenham sits down with Mark Sutcliffe to discuss how museums in the capital are continuing to evolve.

Got a tech talent issue? uOttawa's Faculty of Engineering is rapidly evolving to satisfy talent needs and boost innovation. Listen to this interview with Dean Jacques Beauvais about how the engineering school is partnering with private sector businesses.

Ottawa Business Journal publisher Michael Curran takes you behind the headlines to explore the largest ever residential real estate deal, election laws and the opening of the Nicol Building, the new home of Carleton University's business school. Guests include David Sali of OBJ, Denise Deschenes of Nelligan Law and Dana Brown, the dean of the Sprott School of Business.

OBJ publisher Michael Curran and Numbercrunch managing partner Susan Richards interview Devashish Paul, CEO of BluWave-ai, about his company's progress in India and plans for a future financing.

OBJ publisher Michael Curran talks with editor David Sali about how Ottawa was left off a top-10 list of Canadian cities getting venture capital, the local thinking on mandatory vaccines for employees and a newsmaker interview with longtime tech exec Leo Lax of L-SPARK. Also, Malini Vijaykumar of Nelligan Law provides some advice on how companies can approach mandatory vaccines.

Ottawa’s Lightship Technology is one of only three labs in Canada certified to test new technologies to make sure they are safe enough to embed in sensitive government networks. Its near real-time testing will have even more applications as it looks to ensure the safety of things such as driverless cars and medical devices.

Go behind the headlines with Ottawa Business Journal's editors and explore the top local business stories of the week. And read more Ottawa business news at https://www.obj.ca​​.