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In-Touch Survey Systems exceeds 2015 expectations

Ottawa-based In-Touch Survey Systems saw its 2015 revenues jump more than 20 per cent to exceed $10...

Wesley Clover adds Victoria-based cybersecurity firm to portfolio

Ottawa-based Wesley Clover International led a seed funding round earlier this week, adding Victoria’s HYAS Infosec to its...

Kinaxis projecting revenues over $100 million for 2016

Ottawa-based Kinaxis is heading into fiscal 2016 with “strong momentum,” CEO John Sicard said after the firm...

Shopify Q4 revenue up 99 per cent thanks to strong holiday season, mobile offerings

Ottawa’s Shopify is coming off a “tremendous” fourth quarter that saw revenues jump 99 per cent from...

L-Spark incubator oversubscribes second cohort

After considering 175 applicants, Kanata-based L-Spark has selected nine startups for its incubator’s second cohort, the organization...

Mxi opens American headquarters in Texas

Mxi Technologies, an Ottawa aviation software firm, opened its new U.S. headquarters this week in Irving, Texas,...

2015 a record year for e-djuster

Ottawa-based e-djuster had a record year in 2015 for new customer relationships, claim volume increase and revenue...

Carleton gets new Canada Research Chair in Sensor Systems

An associate professor at Carleton University has been appointed Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Sensor Systems, Science Minister...

Ottawa housing starts trend up in January: CMHC

Housing starts in Ottawa bucked the national trend in January, trending up slightly according to the Canada...

Kanellakos appointed new city manager

Ottawa city council turned to a familiar face for its new city manager Monday, appointing Steve Kanellakos...
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