OBJ staff

Techopia

Halogen Software is looking for a new CEO after longtime chief executive Paul Loucks announced his resignation late Thursday. “After meaningful reflection, I made the

Loucks resigns as Halogen CEO

Techopia

Halogen Software is looking for a new CEO after longtime chief executive Paul Loucks announced his resignation late Thursday. “After meaningful reflection, I made the

Apartment starts rebound in June, boosting capital’s overall housing starts: CMHC

Construction

After a sluggish May, apartment starts in the capital were back on track in June, according to the latest numbers from the Canada Mortgage and

DragonWave’s revenue down in 2016 Q1, CEO expects recovery in Q2

Techopia

DragonWave’s fiscal 2016 did not start as planned, its CEO said Thursday, but Peter Allen added he expects significant growth in its second quarter. Revenue

ZIM sees slight revenue dip in 2015

Techopia

ZIM Corporation posted year-end results late Wednesday that saw revenue drop, but just slightly from 2014 numbers. Revenue for the fiscal year ending March 31

City council defers Medical Arts Building vote until Aug. 26

City Hall

Somerset Coun. Catherine McKenney ultimately might not be able to prevent the redevelopment of the Medical Arts Building at 180 Metcalfe St., but she was

BluMetric appoints new president, COO

Techopia

Local clean-tech company BluMetric announced Wednesday it has appointed David Haig its new president and chief operating officer. The COO position, a new one at

Downtown, Kanata office vacancies falling, Colliers says

Non-Residential

An upswing in private-sector growth is translating into good news for the city’s downtown and Kanata office markets, according to the latest report from Colliers

Ottawa real estate market stays strong in June: OREB

Residential

The local real estate market continues to heat up with the summer temperatures, according to the latest figures released by the Ottawa Real Estate Board

Change Log: Startup briefs

Techopia

Hoarders, rejoice! New app keeps track of your stuff Itemtopia wants to make it easier to stay organized. The Ottawa startup’s free iOS application lets