Craig Lord

Old Halogen Software sign finds new space in employees’ homes

Earlier this year, longtime Ottawa firm Halogen Software was acquired by Saba Software. For more than two decades,...

Old Halogen Software sign finds new space in employees’ homes

Earlier this year, longtime Ottawa firm Halogen Software was acquired by Saba Software. For more than two decades,...

Ottawa eyes 4% hotel and Airbnb room tax

Whether they choose a traditional hotel room or make use of platforms such as Airbnb, Ottawa tourists...

In consolidation push, Ottawa’s Clearford acquires Ontario firm in $7.8M deal

Making good on it’s vision of consolidating the North American water management industry, Ottawa’s Clearford Water Systems...

Committee asks Windmill to reduce height on Southminster Church redevelopment

Windmill Development Group has passed through planning committee on its path to redeveloping a portion of Bank...

Ottawa-based Spartan Bioscience pivots to detecting dangerous indoor bacteria

The Ottawa startup hoping to revolutionize personal DNA testing has pivoted its portable solution to detecting airborne...

Lockheed Martin Canada leads group bid for new Canadian warships

After submitting its bid for the next generation of Canadian warships, Lockheed Martin Canada says its coalition...

Ottawa’s Intouch Insight seeks new markets as revenue, profits rise

Recurring revenues are on the rise at Intouch Insight, as the Ottawa-based firm sets its sights on...

Ottawa launches 5G test site at City Hall

In an attempt to capitalize on coming next-generation network capabilities, the City of Ottawa is partnering with...

Ottawa second to Toronto as best tech talent market in Canada: report

Ottawa is the second-best tech city in the country, according to a report by a national real...
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