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Nokia Canada to add new Ottawa jobs with up to $52.4 million in government funding

Nokia Canada is looking to bolster its Kanata workforce with fresh government funding aimed at developing new...

Ottawa firms named to feds’ AI suppliers list

A handful of Ottawa-based firms are among a roster of artificial intelligence suppliers that will aim to...

Don’t stop them now: Ottawa’s Ross Video hits 27 consecutive years of record revenues

You know things are going well at the office when your boss shows up to hand out...

Techopia Live: Why Ottawa’s Corsa Technology is a tech firm to watch in 2019

There’s no use making a prediction if you can’t back it up. To that end, Techopia Live...

Update: B.C. fund expects long-term tenant in Amazon after Ottawa warehouse purchase

The chief executive of a Vancouver real estate firm says Amazon’s long-term lease on its new distribution...

Ottawa Tourism pauses campaigns aimed at Chinese tourists

Ottawa Tourism is pressing pause on new efforts to attract and cater to Chinese tourists in light...

Ottawa-based video software firm Solink raises $16.3M series-A round

One of Ottawa’s fastest-growing companies has gone back to the well of its existing investors for a...

Silicon Valley VC invests US$10M in Ottawa-born retail tech startup ThreeKit

A made-in-Ottawa application for online retail has attracted the eye of a well-heeled Silicon Valley investor. Serial entrepreneur...

Ottawa tech firms to watch 2019: Hardware’s comeback

Techopia’s annual tech-firms-to-watch list is about more than high-potential startups. It covers rising industries, disruptive technologies and...

Ottawa pot company Origin House’s shares up 12% as it braces against takeover bids

A vote of confidence from a large portion of its shareholders put a spring in the stock...
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