After 20 years in business, Ottawa-based WorldReach seizing digital ID opportunities in U.K.
The chaos of Brexit has accelerated demand for digital visas and identification software, opening up opportunities for an Ottawa-based software firm that’s been in the
Ottawa’s Shopify bans hate groups from using its platform
Shopify has updated its policy standards to ban groups that promote hate or violence from using its platform, the latest step away from the Ottawa
Jenna Sudds targeting tech park transit pains in new job as Kanata North councillor
One week after her successful entry into municipal politics, new Kanata North councillor-elect Jenna Sudds says she’s not forgetting her tech park roots. Sudds will
Following first public earnings report, Gatineau’s LiveWell signs CBD supply deal
Gatineau-based hemp and cannabis company LiveWell Canada reported its first public earnings on Monday since going public via reverse takeover in June, giving investors the
Ottawa Symphony Orchestra fiddles with 3D printing
A Quebec entrepreneur’s background in 3D printing is adding a new dimension to an upcoming performance from the Ottawa Symphony Orchestra. Laurent Lacombe, co-founder of
In or out? City of Ottawa surveying residents on private cannabis retail
The City of Ottawa is surveying residents about whether to allow private cannabis retailers to set up shop in the capital, an all-or-nothing choice that
Ottawa’s Telesat pilots in-flight connectivity via low-Earth orbit satellite
An Ottawa company says it made history in the skies above Ontario with a test of its low-Earth orbit satellite – a demonstration that could
Updated: Hoping to own the market, Ottawa’s Assent Compliance lands $160M series-C round
A nine-figure series-C round is the next big step in Assent Compliance’s quest to dominate its industry, the Ottawa-based firm’s CEO told OBJ on Tuesday.
Mayor Watson, seven new councillors elected in Ottawa 2018 vote
In his third straight term as mayor of Ottawa, Jim Watson will work with a crop of fresh faces after voters in seven wards picked
Two Ottawa lawyers have filed an $80-million class-action lawsuit against Google, claiming the search giant’s results are inadvertently revealing names protected by a publication ban.
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