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Expensive but educated talent pool puts Ottawa No. 2 in CBRE’s annual tech hub ranking

Ottawa’s tech talent market beat out the likes of Montreal, Vancouver and Waterloo for the second year...

NCC gives ‘dysfunctional’ RendezVous LeBreton partners January do-or-die deadline

“Unresolved issues” within the consortium tapped to redevelop LeBreton Flats have pushed the National Capital Commission’s board...

Ottawa’s SaaS North conference hits gender parity in 2018 speaker lineup

Organizers for this year’s SaaS North have hit a 50-50 split for male and female speakers this year...

Ottawa-Gatineau’s economic growth to slow in 2019: Conference Board

A new report is predicting the Liberal government will soon come under pressure to curtail federal spending,...

Giatec names Ottawa tech veteran, former Halogen chief Paul Loucks as new CEO

One of Ottawa’s hottest tech firms announced Monday that it’s bringing one of the city’s most vaunted...

Bruce Linton, Terry Matthews entertain crowd at Best Ottawa Business Awards

Quality mentorship and family ties were major themes of the evening at the 2018 Best Ottawa Business...

KWC, Diamond Schmitt Architects selected to design Ottawa’s new central library

An evaluation committee has chosen its preferred team to design the new joint home for the Ottawa...

Update: Ottawa’s You.i TV tackling sports media with $US23M funding round

With fresh funding from some high-ranking sports executives, You.i TV is looking to add up to 100...

Promoter looking to bring businesses on board for custom Ottawa Monopoly game

Owning a piece of prime Monopoly real estate is no longer just a game night goal for...

Reduced guidance sends shares of Ottawa’s Kinaxis down 16%

Kinaxis (TSX:KXS) executives struck a confident tone during the Ottawa firm’s third quarter conference call on Friday,...
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