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New BlackBerry product ‘battle-hardens’ full-range of vehicle software

BlackBerry is hoping its latest offering can provide peace of mind to automakers developing connected cars, a...

P3-built Royal Ottawa expects to sidestep fallout from Carillion’s collapse

News that one of the U.K.’s largest contractors is folding may be sending shockwaves in business circles...

Ottawa firms pitch the future of TV at CES 2018

The annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is known for its flashy tech: high-flying drones across...

Ottawa-based Senstar’s fence-mounted sensors approved for U.S. Air Force use

Any U.S. air base across the world could now opt to choose Senstar’s FlexZone when replacing or upgrading perimeter security.

Ottawa entrepreneur tailors personal products to customers’ DNA

An Ottawa founder believes your DNA is the extra personal touch that will separate his new startup...

BlackBerry QNX announces NVIDIA partnership at CES 2018

BlackBerry QNX knows how to play the game at the Consumer Electronics Show, so instead of just...

Gatineau pot producer Hydropothecary to raise $130M in public offering

Hydropothecary says it’ll soon be ready to tackle the national marijuana market after raising the largest deal...

Kanata North BIA names Jeff McNamee interim executive director

The Kanata North Business Association’s search for a new leader will continue, but the tech-focused BIA has...

Château Laurier applies to demolish deteriorating parking garage

The Château Laurier’s aging parking garage may be torn down before its proposed expansion even begins, as...

Shares of Ottawa pot firms slump amid U.S. political uncertainty

The hazy state of legal cannabis in the United States spurred a tumultuous week for Ottawa-area pot...
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