3D printing startup brings former Tweed boss on board as adviser
A local startup that created the world’s first 3D-printable hydroponics system is looking to a pioneer of the medical marijuana industry to help take its
3D printing startup brings former Tweed boss on board as adviser
A local startup that created the world’s first 3D-printable hydroponics system is looking to a pioneer of the medical marijuana industry to help take its
When rookie cornerback Malcolm Butler intercepted Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson in the dying seconds of Super Bowl XLIX, the New England Patriots clinched their
Feature: Move over silicon, hello gallium nitride
GaN could be the beginning of ‘Gallium Valley North’ It’s fitting that GaN Systems is suddenly growing at what feels like lightning speed. The Kanata-based
Sowing the seeds of success: Local students rave about Chinese trip sponsored by Huawei
New York is famous for being the “city that never sleeps.” But if Christian Shurepa had his way, the financial capital of North America would
The Shaw Centre’s new boss definitely can’t be accused of setting the bar too low. Nina Kressler, who took over as chief executive and president
Planning committee approves Barrhaven business park development
The city’s planning committee on Tuesday approved a local builder’s proposal for a Barrhaven business park that could include developments such as a hotel and
Developer confident west-end condo will meet ‘landmark’ standard
The developer behind a proposed west-end condo tower says he intends to work with city officials to create an “iconic” top for the building so
DragonWave revenues up 75 per cent in fiscal 2015
Buoyed by the company’s direct sales growth, executives at Ottawa’s DragonWave told investors on a conference call Wednesday morning they expect the firm to be
Software maker Mxi moving to new west-end office
After years of flying under the radar – metaphorically speaking – local aviation software company Mxi Technologies is hoping a change of scenery will help
OMB’s west Ottawa condo ruling opens door to height violations, councillor says
The Ontario Municipal Board’s decision to allow a Toronto developer to go ahead with a 12-storey west-end condo tower if it features “landmark architecture” could
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