
Charged up: BluWave-ai inks deal to help Middle Eastern taxi service manage EV fleet
Contract is part of Ottawa cleantech firm’s move to diversify into the growing electric vehicle space.
Charged up: BluWave-ai inks deal to help Middle Eastern taxi service manage EV fleet
Contract is part of Ottawa cleantech firm’s move to diversify into the growing electric vehicle space.
Longtime Ottawa tech leader Beer takes reins of U.K. software firm StorMagic
The 51-year-old University of Ottawa engineering graduate has spent decades driving growth at global companies, including IBM.
Signature move: Ottawa’s Pactima lands multimillion-dollar seed round to fund global push
Founders say they’re already seeing brisk business from law firms, real estate companies and financial institutions for their combined videoconferencing and online document-signing solution.
OSEG Foundation to take over Ottawa-Gatineau Youth Foundation
Charities say the move will help better serve community youth in an increasingly competitive fundraising landscape.
Workplaces need to be flexible to win escalating war for talent, HR experts tell Ottawa audience
As the shift to remote work has accelerated, it’s become more important than ever for employers to communicate with staff in a “clear, authentic way,”
Summer tourism surge convinces Lord Elgin to reopen
After being closed for more than 18 months as the pandemic all but wiped out tourist traffic for most of 2020 and into 2021, the
Intouch Insight finalizes multimillion-dollar deal to acquire U.S. mystery shopping firm
Ottawa software company’s pandemic-delayed deal has been 18 months in the making, and CEO Cameron Watt is confident it will be worth the wait.
Tech veteran Suzanne Grant takes helm at Capital Angel Network
Co-founder of biotech startup iBIONICS replaces former CAN boss Nolan Beanlands, who left the organization earlier this month.
Taggart’s two-tower Carling Avenue proposal too much for councillor
Jeff Leiper says developer’s plan to tear down office building and replace it with pair of highrises will cause traffic headaches and overshadow nearby homes.
Q&A: New CEO has high hopes for Spartan Cube after family trust buys biotech firm’s COVID-testing IP
Spartan filed for creditor protection and laid off two-thirds of its 90 employees after facing continued questions about the reliability of its COVID-detecting lab-in-a-box.
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