
Former KNBA marketing boss helping raise aerospace firm Peraton’s profile in capital
A recognizable face in the Kanata North business community has left the tech park to join a “startup” of a very different kind. Deborah Lovegrove,
Former KNBA marketing boss helping raise aerospace firm Peraton’s profile in capital
A recognizable face in the Kanata North business community has left the tech park to join a “startup” of a very different kind. Deborah Lovegrove,
Feds seek private-sector partner to build new east-end office complex
The 1.6-million-square-foot office complex just south of the St. Laurent Shopping Centre is part of a plan to turn the site into a mixed-use neighbourhood
Colonnade BridgePort to build ‘mixed-use community hub’ near Via Rail, LRT stations
One of the city’s largest real estate firms is teaming up with a Toronto-based partner to develop what it calls an “urban village” on a
Ottawa IoT firm SmartCone’s ‘rapid collaboration group’ aids COVID-19 fight
When Jason Lee first started hearing about nationwide lockdowns to thwart the spread of the coronavirus, his instinct for collaboration didn’t take long to kick
KNBA helps Kanata North businesses go digital during pandemic with $200K fund
The Kanata North Business Association is offering its members a financial boost to help them acquire digital solutions to get through the COVID-19 crisis.
Proposed urban boundary expansion insufficient; will worsen sprawl: Ottawa homebuilders
Intensification targets will push residents to communities outside Ottawa, industry group says
Co-working spaces need to rethink business model in wake of COVID-19: experts
While most experts say industry is likely to struggle even after social distancing measures are relaxed, others argue sector could play key role in helping
Ottawa student’s money-transfer app making waves in fintech world
Unlike many university students getting ready to graduate this year, Serge Kiema isn’t fretting about finding gainful employment once his days on campus are over.
Ottawa businesses catering to e-commerce pick up steam during lockdown
Spencer MacPherson’s burgeoning digital photography business was gaining momentum by the month when the COVID-19 crisis suddenly stopped one of its key service lines in
AI project could help authorities better project coronavirus’s path, Carleton prof says
Mohamed Ibnkahla says his project could help identify people who lack food or medication during the COVID-19 crisis or show signs of the illness.
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