Ottawa’s Thermal Energy captures $1.3M deal with existing hospital customer
A repeat customer is turning back to Thermal Energy International for its energy savings solutions, earning the Ottawa-based firm another lucrative contract. Thermal Energy signed
Ottawa’s Ackroo takes ‘huge step forward’ with latest acquisition
Ackroo (TSX-V:AKR), a local gift card and loyalty program technology firm, says it’s purchasing the assets of a Toronto-area business that will extend the reach
Pace of new home construction in Ottawa ticks upwards in September
The number of new homes under construction in Ottawa hit a four-month high in September as local developers showed few signs of slowing the pace
Who’s winning government contracts in Ottawa and Gatineau?
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Cancer-fighting Ottawa startup Turnstone Biologics signs licensing agreement
An Ottawa biotech startup that is developing groundbreaking cancer-fighting viruses has inked a deal with a U.S. biopharmaceutical firm to market and sell its products.
Ottawa’s DragonWave acquired by U.S.-based Transform-X
DragonWave, one of Ottawa’s most prominent telecom firms over the past decade, says it’s been acquired by an Arizona company. The move follows years of
Feds cutting cords on 80K landlines with $176M VoIP Telus contract
The federal government is overhauling the desktop communications tools used by thousands of public servants across the National Capital Region under a massive multi-year deal
O Canada! Commemorative book celebrating Canada’s 150th anniversary launched in Ottawa
With festivities and events marking Canada’s 150th birthday continuing throughout the fall, several Ottawa-based organizations have published a new book that highlights the best of
Ottawa-Gatineau employment hits 12-month low
The number of people working in the National Capital Region sunk to its lowest level in a year last month as tech, government and tourism
Ottawa home prices jump 8.2 in September
Despite rising prices and above-average sales volumes, the head of the Ottawa Real Estate Board says the city’s real estate market remains “balanced.” “The Ottawa
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