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Ottawa consulting firm CPCS merges with U.K.-based company

The combined firm will have a total headcount of nearly 140 people and annual revenues of more than US$30 million.

Ottawa Board of Trade boss urges residents to be ‘more diligent’ in efforts to curb spread of COVID-19

Sueling Ching said the province will likely have no choice but to extend widespread business shutdowns if the city’s infection rate continues at its current level.

Ottawa-based carbon-capture startup Planetary Hydrogen moving most staff to Nova Scotia

Firm launched in 2019, which uses renewable electricity to split ocean water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen, recently signed Shopify as its first customer.

Pre-COVID pivot pays off for bug-detecting e-commerce software firm Noibu

Ottawa software startup that posted nearly 600 per cent revenue growth in 2020 is projecting a similar surge in sales over the next 12 months.

Calian Group buys Quebec-based antenna systems provider in $22M deal

Kanata firm paid $13 million up front for InterTronic, which employs about a dozen people and specializes in ground satellite technology for customers in the aerospace and defence sectors.

All in the family: Sender Gordon takes over for dad Steve as president and CEO of Regional Group

Third-generation executive officially took the reins on Jan. 1 and follows in the footsteps of his father, who’d run the company since 1984.

Fired up: Bryden says waste-to-energy firm Plasco set to tackle global market under new name

Founder says the company now known as Omni Conversion Technologies has spent several years refining its system that is supposed to burn garbage and convert it into electricity.

Ottawa’s family-owned Snelling Paper & Sanitation acquired by global packaging giant

Local company operated as an independent enterprise for more than a century before deal was finalized last week.

IMI’s boss eyes acquisitions, IPO in bid to fulfil growth expectations

Rudi Asseer predicts Ottawa-based mechanical installation firm will surpass $100 million in revenues in 2021.

EY veteran Tomlin promoted to managing partner of professional services firm’s Ottawa office

Former tech executive has been EY Canada’s Ottawa-based digital and innovation partner for the past three years.
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