
Auditors raise red flags over growing losses at Ottawa’s Annidis
Ottawa’s Annidis Corp. said its first-quarter revenues jumped significantly while its auditors expressed concern about the firm’s ability to survive amid mounting debt. Annidis (TSX-V:

Auditors raise red flags over growing losses at Ottawa’s Annidis
Ottawa’s Annidis Corp. said its first-quarter revenues jumped significantly while its auditors expressed concern about the firm’s ability to survive amid mounting debt. Annidis (TSX-V:

Higher spending ‘secures future’ of Ottawa’s Intouch Insights, but deepens Q1 loss
The CEO of Ottawa’s Intouch Insight (TSX-V:INX) says the firm had a “challenging” first quarter, but that he expects its investments to pay off by

Ottawa-Gatineau economy to grow 2.3% in 2017: Conference Board of Canada
A Canadian think-tank is raising its economic outlook for the National Capital Region for 2017 on the strength of government hiring and a surge in

Ottawa’s Clearford prepares for more clean-tech contracts in India
Water treatment technology firm Clearford (TSX-V: CLI) says it’s receiving a “positive response” to its installations in India and expects to land additional business in

Proposed Sandy Hill development to add 55 apartment units on Nelson Street in Ottawa
A developer is looking for the city’s permission to build a new low-rise apartment building near the University of Ottawa on the site of several

Proposed Sandy Hill development to add 55 apartment units on Nelson Street in Ottawa
A developer is looking for the city’s permission to build a new low-rise apartment building near the University of Ottawa on the site of several

New Halogen owner Saba hires Ottawa software firm’s former executives
Three months after purchasing Halogen Software, California-based Saba says it has retained 90 per cent of the Ottawa technology firm’s employees, including two of its

New Halogen owner Saba hires Ottawa software firm’s former executives
Three months after purchasing Halogen Software, California-based Saba says it has retained 90 per cent of the Ottawa technology firm’s employees, including two of its

Ottawa chambers of commerce join opposition against potential Ontario labour reforms
Three of the city’s largest business organizations have joined a campaign seeking to pre-emptively scuttle changes to the province’s labour laws. The Toronto Star and

Who’s winning government business in Ottawa and Gatineau?
Resolution House, Turtle Island Staffing and KPMG are among the local companies and office branches that won a federal contract, standing offer or supply arrangement
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