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Telesat revenue up five per cent in 2014 Q2

Telesat Holdings reported revenues of $226 million for the quarter ending June 30, the company announced Thursday. “I...

Wi-LAN’s adjusted earnings exceed $16 million for third straight quarter

Ottawa’s Wi-LAN Inc. released its 2014 second-quarter results Wednesday, reporting revenues and earnings that both exceeded guidance. The...

Ottawa company wins major contract with Infrastructure Ontario

Ottawa-based MHPM Project Managers Inc. has secured a multi-year, $500-million contract to deliver 850 construction projects throughout...

TV software and services company Espial Group has Q2 profit on higher revenues

Ottawa-based Espial Group Inc. has more than doubled its second-quarter revenues to $4.7 million and turned in...

C-Com reports profit in 2014 Q2

Ottawa-based C-Com Satellite Systems Inc. generated $3,754,738 in revenue in the second quarter of its 2014 fiscal...

American firm buys Guardian Mobility

Knowmadics says its purchase Wednesday of Ottawa’s Guardian Mobility will allow it to offer a comprehensive aviation solution...

Canadian military renews contract with Calian

The Department of National Defence has renewed a $17.6-million dollar contract with Calian Technologies, the company announced...

City’s office vacancy rate continues to rise: Colliers

Ottawa’s office vacancy rate has hit double digits at 10.6 per cent, according to the latest office...

City maintains Triple-A rating

Despite the recent downgrade of Ontario’s credit rating, the City of Ottawa has maintained its Triple-A rating,...

Calian buys Ottawa consulting firm

Calian Technologies has acquired tech and securities consulting company DWP Solutions Inc., the company said Thursday. DWP Solutions...
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