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Ackroo third-quarter revenue up, aims for business break even in 2015

Ottawa-based Ackroo released its third-quarter report Friday, and its CEO said the loyalty and rewards technology and services...

“We had a good third quarter”: Telesat CEO

Despite posting lower revenues than in the same period last year, Telesat Holdings had a “good third...

JDSU exceeds guidance with 2015 Q1 revenue

JDSU announced Wednesday its 2015 first-quarter revenue was down from the previous quarter but still exceeded guidance. “Enterprise...

Toronto firm buys Ottawa medical buildings

Toronto-based Mohawk Medical Growth Partners announced Thursday it has purchased the Kanata Medical Arts Building on Kakulu...

NCC extends LeBreton Flats proposal deadline

The National Capital Commission is extending the deadline for proposals for the next phase of development at...

WiLAN exceeds guidance with third-quarter results

Citing changes in business operations, the CEO of Ottawa-based licensing company WiLAN reported third-quarter revenues 25 per...

Trying times continue for Enablence Technologies

Optical component supplier Enablence Technologies filed financial results late Tuesday that showed revenue at $4.7 million for...

General Dynamics Canada secures another multi-million dollar contract

For the second time in five days, General Dynamics Canada has secured a multimillion-dollar contract, this time...

Windmill to launch an Ottawa first with commercial condo tower

Ottawa-based Windmill Developments is bringing the first Class A commercial condo tower to the city, with the...

General Dynamics wins government contract to upgrade military radios

General Dynamics has been awarded a three-year, $122-million contract to upgrade the Canadian Forces’ Combat Net Radios,...
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