L-Spark partners with Queen’s University on Women in Tech Accelerator
L-Spark and Queen’s recently announced Compass North, an accelerator program targeting female entrepreneurs in Belleville, Kingston and Brockville
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Techopia Live: Entrust Datacard bringing cybersecurity to physical identification
While the cyber arena might be more hazardous than ever before, the physical world – and its intersections with the digital realm – is increasingly
Venture capital flowing into Ottawa dries up in final half of 2019: MoneyTree report
Despite a strong start to the year for Ottawa companies raising venture capital, the second half of 2019 saw a sharp decline in funding for
Invest Ottawa partnership brings Microsoft for Startups program to the capital
The capital’s brightest startups now have access to the services and sales arm of one of the world’s biggest tech companies, thanks to a new
Three Ottawa companies rank on 2020 Narwhal List of Canada’s high-potential firms
Three of Ottawa’s most well-funded companies are ranked among Canada’s biggest IPO prospects, according to the 2020 edition of the Narwhal List
Techopia Live: Kanata’s March Networks applies video security to cannabis tracking
CEO Peter Strom joined Techopia Live this week to talk about how the firm stays fresh in a rapidly changing industry
Ottawa tech execs to headline TEDxKanata 2020
Local technology leaders will look to fire up the crowd onstage at TEDxKanata in March as they share their own perspectives on this year’s theme:
Techopia Live: Capital Angel Network crests $5M in investments in 2019
Ottawa’s local network of angel investors cracked a significant milestone in 2019 as it heads towards a decade of supporting the capital’s up-and-coming startups
Ottawa among first Canadian cities for Rogers’ 5G rollout
The switch has officially been flipped on 5G in Ottawa as Rogers Communications announced Wednesday it has rolled out its version of the next-generation network
Crowdfunding campaign launched for family of Tehran plane crash victim Ali Pey
The Ottawa tech community is rallying together to support the family of a local startup CEO who died in last week’s fatal plane crash in
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