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L-Spark goes beyond Ottawa to draw fresh fall accelerator cohort

Ottawa’s L-Spark accelerator revealed the lineup for its new fall cohort this week, naming seven companies from...

Armed with $180M in VC funding, cybersecurity firm Darktrace expands to Ottawa

As cybersecurity threats spread like the flu, an international firm claiming to be the cure has expanded...

Techopia Live: SMITH Labs brings e-commerce to life with augmented reality

Enough talk of Amazon and Shopify: Gatineau’s SMITH dropped by Techopia Live to prove there are other...

Ottawa-Gatineau’s Amazon HQ2 bid pitches waterfront LeBreton Flats location

The forthcoming LeBreton Flats development may have an enormous anchor tenant in the form of Amazon HQ2,...

KNBIA’s Jenna Sudds spearheads new national CIO strategy council

After four successful years at the organization’s helm, today marks Jenna Sudds’ final day as the executive...

Shopify adding up to 500 jobs, second office in Waterloo

Ottawa’s e-commerce darling is expanding its presence elsewhere in Canada, announcing today that it plans to triple...

Talent of two cities: Ottawa partners with Gatineau on Amazon HQ2 bid

The National Capital Region’s two mayors sent off a collaborative bid to Amazon today, imploring the e-commerce...

Gatineau’s MosaïCanada150 wraps up with more than 1.3M total visitors

A final few visitors took in the top-notch topiaries of MosaïCanada150 this past weekend as the horticultural...

Ottawa firm Bitaccess banking on digital currencies

The days of considering cryptocurrencies a niche interest – reserved for a few brilliant but isolated programmers...

Ottawa’s CATA calls for ‘reset button’ on feds’ business policies

Spurred by backlash to the federal government’s proposed tax changes, the Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance has launched...
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