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Ottawa-area museums turn to high tech for tourism boost

Ottawa’s museums are turning to the latest tech to attract more visitors and deliver immersive experiences. The Canadian...

Techopia Live: Lawyer Megan Cornell seeing ‘momentum’ in Kanata North

From the Momentum Law offices at 555 Legget Dr., founder Megan Cornell has a great view of...

Ottawa’s MDS to build largest engine test facility in the world for Rolls-Royce

MDS Aero Support is putting made-in-Ottawa innovation to the test in the United Kingdom, where the firm...

Ottawa’s You.i TV to power History channel app

Vikings, aliens and more will be making their new home on Ottawa-based You.i TV’s platform, as the...

Techopia Live: New executive director Jamie Petten looking to raise Kanata North’s global profile

Before Jamie Petten officially takes the reins of the Kanata North Business Association on May 22, Techopia...

Techopia Live: Ottawa students shifting from studies to summer startups

With students shifting from books to startups in the summer months, Techopia Live turned its attention this...

Techopia Live: WOBOT award-winner InGenius talks the tech it ‘bet the farm’ on

What exactly does it mean when that voice on the other end of the line says, “your...

Cash in the capital: Ottawa-area firms raise $14M in first-quarter VC funding

Ottawa saw an increase in VC deal volume in the first quarter of 2018, though most of...

Ottawa’s The Growcer trials concentrated CO2 spray to speed up hydroponic growing

An Ottawa company that builds specially designed containers for hydroponic fruit and vegetable growth in northern communities...

Ottawa’s Ensyn to build new Quebec plant with BDC investment

An Ottawa firm is among the first recipients of the Business Development Bank of Canada’s new clean-tech...
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