Large losses continue despite sharp revenue increase in Ackroo’s fiscal year
Local loyalty rewards startup Ackroo (TSX-V: AKR) reported a large increase in revenue during its most recent fiscal year, but the company is still losing
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Value of building permits up $400M in 2013: city report
The City of Ottawa received $400 million more worth of applications for building permits than the year before, according to a new report from the
Mitel sees revenue decline as it moves to new fiscal year
Mitel Networks (TSX:MNW) saw both its revenues and losses drop as it reported an abbreviated version of its financial statements due to the transition to
Construction restarts on troubled Airport Parkway bridge
Construction work on a pedestrian bridge over the Airport Parkway is scheduled to begin again on Wednesday, over two years after it was originally supposed
Increased expenses, deferred taxes push profits down at In-Touch
Despite steady revenue, profits were down significantly at Ottawa’s In-Touch Survey Systems (TSX-V: INX) during its most recent fiscal year. The company, which also does business
Revenue soars at Magor in Q3 but company still losing money
Ottawa-based video conferencing firm Magor Corp. (TSXV:MCC) is calling its most recent quarter the best in company history. But while revenue was up sharply during
Revenue soars at Magor in Q3 but company still losing money
Ottawa-based video conferencing firm Magor Corp. (TSXV:MCC) is calling its most recent quarter the best in company history. But while revenue was up sharply during
Revenue decline pushes losses up at IDC for most recent fiscal year
A revenue decline of almost 50 per cent pushed losses up almost five-fold at Ottawa’s International Datacasting Corporation (TSX:IDC) during its fiscal year, according to
Revenue decline pushes losses up at IDC for most recent fiscal year
A revenue decline of almost 50 per cent pushed losses up almost five-fold at Ottawa’s International Datacasting Corporation (TSX:IDC) during its fiscal year, according to
Ottawa’s housing market ‘sluggish’: Conference Board
Declining employment numbers brought on in part by federal government downsizing is dragging down Ottawa’s housing market, according to a new report from the Conference
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