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
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
Ciena to move to new Kanata North campus
Calling Ottawa “a thriving technology hub and a great place to do business,” networking equipment maker Ciena Corp. announced Friday it was moving to a
Family, friends bid fond farewell to tech giant Adam Chowaniec
Renowned entrepreneur Adam Chowaniec had a simple approach to life: “Always look forward, never look back.” But the Ottawa business giant probably would have been
Capital primed for a rental revival
When Toronto’s “condo king,” Brad Lamb, raves about the opportunities in the Ottawa market these days, he’s actually not talking about condos. To be sure,
Sun Life towers set to get new look for LRT’s arrival
One of downtown Ottawa’s prime office complexes is undergoing a multimillion-dollar renovation in an effort to attract new tenants and accommodate a major LRT station.
Ottawa’s CloudLink purchased by U.S.-based EMC
Local cybersecurity firm CloudLink has been acquired by international data storage giant EMC Corporation, the companies announced on Thursday. Under the deal, which closed late
Boardspace time management app wins top prize at Algonquin research day
As a busy college professor, entrepreneur and part-time employee of the National Hockey League, Chris Elliott knows the importance of time management. So it’s no
Ottawa commercial real estate market on the rebound: Colliers
Much like the mid-April weather, the Ottawa commercial real estate market appears to be warming up after a prolonged cold spell. In its report for
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