Ottawa’s MindBridge Ai adds MNP to growing customer base
Demand for Ottawa fintech venture’s fraud-detection software on the rise as professional services firms are being forced to rethink the way they do business in
Ottawa’s MindBridge Ai adds MNP to growing customer base
Demand for Ottawa fintech venture’s fraud-detection software on the rise as professional services firms are being forced to rethink the way they do business in
Blue-collar approach paying dividends for Ottawa AI firm Contextere
Seven-person company that helps front-line repair workers perform tasks more efficiently lands $850,000 deal with U.K.-based defence technology giant.
ByTowne Cinema to end 32-year run on Rideau Street on Dec. 31
Owner Bruce White cites plummeting ticket sales during the COVID-19 crisis as a major factor in his decision to close the curtain on historic repertory
Ross Video boss calls latest acquisition ‘more than just a business decision’
Ross’s connection to Toronto-based firm goes back decades and is a key part of Ottawa company’s ‘origin story,’ CEO says.
Mayor wants long-term guarantee Redblacks, 67’s will stay at Lansdowne
Mayor Jim Watson and Coun. Mathieu Fleury, the city’s sport commissioner, are urging the teams’ owners to commit to operating the franchises at TD Place
Ottawa’s Grade A merges with Oregon-based IT firm in bid to make its mark south of the border
It’s the latest growth play for Grade A, which was founded 18 years ago and is now the city’s second-largest managed services firm with about
Tenants left out in the cold as Makerspace North faces eviction from City Centre
Businesses in the community hub received notices from the building’s landlord last Thursday informing them they had to move out of the 19,000-square-foot facility by
Claridge eyes six-tower, 2,000-unit housing project near Carling and Clyde
The 6.65-acre property is now home to an abandoned industrial building previously owned by dairy giant Saputo.
High-tech rock star: Ottawa’s CEO of the Year John Sicard is a man on a mission
The firm that couldn’t crack $10 million in annual sales when its CEO arrived is now projecting revenues of at least $220 million in the
Trinity to preserve heritage gas station as part of Westboro development
Developer is proposing a nine-storey mixed-use building that will incorporate the shuttered 1930s-era gas station at 70 Richmond Rd. into the design.
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