
Lansdowne Park looking for year-round programming to attract new visitors
After shelling out tens of millions of dollars more than it originally anticipated to get the football stadium and hockey arena at Lansdowne Park back
Lansdowne Park looking for year-round programming to attract new visitors
After shelling out tens of millions of dollars more than it originally anticipated to get the football stadium and hockey arena at Lansdowne Park back
Ottawa’s Calian buys German satellite firm in first-ever foreign acquisition
After buying three Canadian companies last year, Calian Group decided to venture a little farther afield for its first acquisition of 2019. The Ottawa-based professional
Ottawa’s Ross Video buys U.K. sports graphics firm, sealing 14th acquisition in 10 years
Riding a wave of 27 consecutive years of revenue growth, Ross Video just keeps finding new ways of outdoing itself. The Ottawa-based video technology company
Ottawa biotech firm Avivagen closes $5.3M financing amid U.S. market push
An Ottawa-based biotech firm that makes a line of natural health products designed to replace antibiotics in livestock feed has announced a multimillion-dollar funding round
Amid tight competition, Ottawa hoteliers finding room for fresh attractions
During a brief break from the frenzy of activity that always surrounds a new restaurant opening, OCCO Kitchen owner and head chef Mark Steele flashes
Ontario company to buy Ottawa-based video software firm Espial in $56.5M deal
A southern Ontario enterprise software firm has agreed to acquire Ottawa’s Espial Group in an all-cash deal valued at $56.5 million, the two companies announced
Ottawa’s L5 test facility aims to pave the way for a driverless future
What a lot of winter-weary Ottawa residents might consider to be the city’s biggest curse – its weather – is a godsend for the organizations
‘Web of data’ collected by smart city tech stokes privacy fears
Apps that do things such as alerting drivers when a parking spot opens up nearby make life easier for urban dwellers, proponents say – but
Toronto developer eyes 18-storey retirement home on Sparks Street
A Toronto-based developer has announced plans to build an 18-storey retirement residence on a prime piece of downtown real estate owned by the Anglican Diocese
Smart cities: Setting a course for a more connected Ottawa
On a plot of land that once served as a stark reminder of how quickly a promising tech sector can go bust, a new facility
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