Maker Faire organizers thrilled about move to Aberdeen Pavilion
Remco Volmer sounded awfully excited Friday about the big happenings at Lansdowne Park this weekend. But his enthusiasm had nothing to do with the CFL’s
Maker Faire organizers thrilled about move to Aberdeen Pavilion
Remco Volmer sounded awfully excited Friday about the big happenings at Lansdowne Park this weekend. But his enthusiasm had nothing to do with the CFL’s
Ottawa Business Journal>Technology Tech group praises Grits’ new science and innovation ministry
A major high-tech trade association’s call for a beefed-up science and technology ministry was answered on Wednesday. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s new cabinet includes a
Ross takes centre stage at Emmys: Video equipment platform earns local firm prestigious honour
As the CEO of one of Canada’s leading tech companies, David Ross is a regular at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas every January.
East-end market feeling the pinch with vacancy rate more than doubling in last year
When Mxi Technologies vacates more than 50,000 square feet of class-A office space at Blair Place in November, an east-end commercial real estate market that
Drone industry gaining altitude: Experts say Ottawa can play role in expanding their commercial
When Ian Glenn was in charge of the Canadian army’s unmanned aerial vehicle program nearly two decades ago, drones were strictly the domain of the
You.i TV cashes in with $15-million funding round
You.i TV’s banner 2015 got even better on Monday, when the Ottawa software company announced it has landed $15 million in venture capital funding. The
Algonquin dropout becomes Hollywood tech star thanks to groundbreaking editing software
Rand Peppler still remembers how, as a young man in Ottawa in the mid-1980s, he felt “inspired” after reading a newspaper article about an entrepreneur
Sizing up Ottawa’s wearables scene: Local entrepreneurs must act soon or risk being left behind
About 100 of the city’s brightest business minds gathered in a ByWard Market office in late June, cloaked in excitement and curiosity about a sector
Eastern promise: Loiselle needed patience to crack the Indian e-learning market
The first time Brad Loiselle visited India, he didn’t think he would ever go back. “It was just a different market,” the Ottawa businessman says
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
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