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The Growcer signs produce supply deal with university food services firm Chartwells

Ottawa-based hydroponics startup The Growcer will soon be installing its high-tech system for growing fruits and vegetables...

Kanata’s L-Spark partners with Algonquin College on student entrepreneurship initiatives

Kanata-based L-Spark is taking some space at Algonquin College to make its mark on the post-secondary institution’s...

Techopia Live: Ottawa startup Poly turning plastic problem into business opportunity

Techopia Live visited the University of Ottawa’s STEM building this week to hear how student startup Poly...

Meet Ottawa-Gatineau’s 2019 Bootstrap Award winners

An Ottawa-made hydroponics system, a solution for healthier eating in the workplace and a sport hijab maker...

Meet Ottawa-Gatineau’s 2019 Bootstrap Award winners

An Ottawa-made hydroponics system, a solution for healthier eating in the workplace and a sport hijab maker...

India-based data centre equipment supplier expands to Ottawa

An Indian company is branching out to Canada with a new subsidiary in the capital focused on...

Techopia Live: Aetonix tackles at-home care market in Ontario, U.S.

As pressure on Ontario’s healthcare system rises amid concerns of overcrowding in hospitals, one Ottawa startup is...

Tehama, offshoot of Ottawa’s Pythian, accepted to New York accelerator

An Ottawa-based SaaS developer is headed to the Big Apple to join the next cohort of a...

Kanata-based Equispheres lands $8M cleantech funding from BDC

The Business Development Bank of Canada is putting $8 million from its cleantech fund into a made-in-Ottawa...

Ottawa’s SmartCone partners with IBM Watson to improve worksite safety

A made-in-Ottawa Internet of Things device will work alongside one of the world’s most powerful artificial intelligence...
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