Deadline approaching to apply for Shopify’s ‘Dev Degree’
For students accepted to Carleton University’s computer science program in the fall, next week is the final chance to apply to make Shopify your classroom.
Deadline approaching to apply for Shopify’s ‘Dev Degree’
For students accepted to Carleton University’s computer science program in the fall, next week is the final chance to apply to make Shopify your classroom.
Techopia Live: Ottawa blockchain talent pipeline running dry, says Leonovus CTO
For an Ottawa company building its comeback on blockchain, Leonovus’s chief technical officer admitted to Techopia Live this week that it’s not easy to find
Women key to Canada’s AI future, Ottawa conference hears
If Canada wants to make a name of itself in artificial intelligence, its tech firms better start paying more attention to half of the population.
Techopia Live: Women in Data Science conference brings female speakers to Ottawa stage
The best way to see more women in STEM fields is to make the ones already there more visible, according to this week’s all-female panel
MLB taps Ottawa’s Mitel for on-field communication systems
The Toronto Blue Jays’ next call to the bullpen will be powered by an Ottawa telecom firm. In the midst of celebrating its 45th year
Lawyers, developers team up at Ottawa legal hackathon
Lawyers courted tech solutions from coders in Ottawa this past weekend, as the two ordinarily-disparate groups came together to crack the case at a legal-themed
Meet Ottawa’s 2018 Bootstrap Award winners
An eco-speaker manufacturer, water treatment firm and the developers of a patient monitoring app are among this year’s recipients of the 2018 Ottawa Bootstrap Awards.
Law code: Global Legal Hackathon comes to Ottawa
Teams of lawyers, developers and designers are scheduled to come together this weekend for the Ottawa edition of the Global Legal Hackathon, competing to create
Ottawa researchers look into what’s holding back Canada’s female innovators
The traditional definitions of innovation – the ones that revolve around new technology and disruptive models – are holding back Canada’s female innovators, according to
Techopia Live: Jason Lee’s journey from Siberia to SmartCone to make life safer
Travelling through Bolivia, Siberia and the Middle East early in his career, Jason Lee says the many security and communications projects he was working on
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