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Do you need a computer science degree to break into Ottawa’s tech sector?

Techopia was on the road again this week, dropping by the Rideau Street offices of PageCloud for...

Bell joins Ottawa-based telecom consortium CENGN

One of Canada’s telecom heavyweights has joined a local industry organization aimed at developing the next generation...

SurveyMonkey surpasses 100 employees in Ottawa

Making good on a promise to scale up hiring at its Ottawa office, California-based SurveyMonkey says it...

Ottawa’s Shopify widens reach with eBay sales channel

Digital merchants using Shopify’s popular e-commerce platform in the U.S. will have a new way to reach...

Fulbright donation leads to new entrepreneurship chair at Carleton University

Four visiting academic and research chairs will come to Carleton University, including an entrepreneurship chair at the...

Video: Why are Ottawa’s telecom competitors cooperating on 5G?

In a follow-up to Techopia's feature on the 5G buzz in Ottawa, Ritch Dusome – CENGN's president...

FarmLead moves to a new plot of land in Ottawa

Having outgrown its first digs at Invest Ottawa’s incubator space, FarmLead picked up its roots and moved...

FarmLead moves to a new plot of land in Ottawa

Having outgrown its first digs at Invest Ottawa’s incubator space, FarmLead picked up its roots and moved...

Canadian CEOs want money, talent, government support, survey by Ottawa’s Sampford Advisors finds

Sampford Advisors’ annual survey of Canadian tech CEOs shows that raising capital and acquiring talent are top...

Canadian CEOs want money, talent, government support, survey by Ottawa’s Sampford Advisors finds

Sampford Advisors’ annual survey of Canadian tech CEOs shows that raising capital and acquiring talent are top...
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