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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...

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...

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...

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,...

Ontario Securities Commission proposes equity crowdfunding rule changes

The Ontario Securities Commission has announced a number of new rules it hopes will make it easier...

Ontario Securities Commission proposes equity crowdfunding rule changes

The Ontario Securities Commission has announced a number of new rules it hopes will make it easier...

Increased revenue, patent sale shrinks net loss at ProntoForms in 2013

Ottawa-based ProntoForms increased its revenue during the most recent fiscal year, helping to shrink the company’s net...

Increased revenue, patent sale shrinks net loss at ProntoForms in 2013

Ottawa-based ProntoForms increased its revenue during the most recent fiscal year, helping to shrink the company’s net...

Nortel’s failure was years in the making, Telfer study finds

Management blunders, market changes and a “black cloud” of eroding customer confidence were just some of the...

ProntoForms raises $1M through private placement

Ottawa-based ProntoForms Corp. (TSXV: PFM) has raised $1 million through a non-brokered private placement, the company announced...
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