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C-COM Satellite Systems announces quarterly dividend

Techopia

Ottawa-based C-COM Satellite Systems (TSXV:CMI), a supplier of satellite antennas, announced its quarterly dividend on Tuesday. The company will pay shareholders $0.0125 per common share

LeoNovus hopes to raise over $2M with share sell off

Techopia

LeoNovus (TSXV: LTV), a software company with offices in California and Ottawa, is attempting to raise $2.3 million by selling some shares. The company, which

IDC claims restructuring will yield results in Q4

Techopia

Troubled digital content distributor International Datacasting Corp. took the somewhat unusual step of issuing a mid-quarter update on Thursday that promises an improvement in fourth-quarter

Developer plans demolition to make way for 30-storey condo on Parkdale

Residential

A developer is asking the city for permission to demolish three residential buildings close to Parkdale and Burnside avenues to make way for a 30-storey

Construction permit values fall 40% in December

Construction

The value of construction permits the City of Ottawa handed out decreased year-over-year last month despite the approval of several high-value row housing projects, municipal

Housing prices see slight bump in December: Teranet

Residential

Housing prices in Ottawa increased slightly year-over-year in December but were down when compared to the month before, according to the Teranet-National Bank Composite Home

Condo prices down in Q4 as signs of market slowdown emerge: Royal LePage

Residential

Condominium prices dropped 1.2 per cent year-over-year in the capital in the fourth quarter of 2013, according to a survey by real estate firm Royal

WiLAN ends litigation with Toshiba

Techopia

Wi-LAN (TSX:WIN), an Ottawa-based patent licensing firm, has agreed to end a legal dispute with Toshiba. The agreement, which WiLAN announced on Thursday, means that

BTI gets $2M from Difference Capital as part of $27M equity round

Techopia

BTI Systems Inc., an Ottawa-based network infrastructure provider, has raised $2 million in equity funding from Toronto-based Difference Capital, the investment firm announced on Thursday. The investment

Housing starts in the capital end the year up from 2012

Residential

A jump in December helped push the number of housing starts in the capital up for the year 2013, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.