Updated: RendezVous LeBreton manager hopes mediation the answer to ‘emotionally charged’ impasse
The feuding partners in the LeBreton Flats redevelopment have entered mediation in a last-ditch effort to salvage the project before the National Capital Commission officially
Ottawa entrepreneurs turning wellness into a house call
An Ottawa company’s goal to bring wellness services to your door – and on your schedule – is earning it acclaim in the early days
LeBreton runner-up DCDLS claims NCC has ‘legal obligation’ to pick up development talks
With the first pick out of the picture to redevelop LeBreton Flats, second-place Devcore Canderel DLS is arguing the National Capital Commission is legally obligated to
Ottawa tech firms to watch 2018: Solink lands new business and expands its team
Solink’s “land and expand” strategy continued to serve the fast-growing video intelligence firm in 2018. The Ottawa-based firm entered the year strapped with $5 million
Ottawa tech firms to watch 2018: Leonovus ready for revenue
A major push in hiring and R&D over the course of 2018 have set Leonovus up to record revenues for the first time in years
Ottawa tech firms to watch 2018: Talent top of MindBridge AI’s concerns amid rapid growth year
A tight Ottawa talent market couldn’t hold MindBridge AI back from doubling in size over the course of 2018. The local firm, which develops artificial
Ottawa tech firms to watch 2018: Talent top of MindBridge AI’s concerns amid rapid growth year
A tight Ottawa talent market couldn’t hold MindBridge AI back from doubling in size over the course of 2018. The local firm, which develops artificial
Ruddy, Trinity Development countersue Melnyk, CSMI for $1B over LeBreton collapse
The unravelling of the RendezVous LeBreton partnership continued Tuesday as Trinity Development Group executive chairman John Ruddy announced he’s countersuing Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk
Ottawa’s tech firms to watch 2018: Martello’s very public achievements
The bar was high for Martello Technologies going into 2018. The fast-growing Ottawa firm set lofty expectations late last year with the declaration that it
City council gives OK to private pot shops in Ottawa
City councillors approved a staff recommendation Thursday to allow pot storefronts in Ottawa, despite a number of complaints about the lack of local zoning powers
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