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

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Techopia was on the road again this week, dropping by the Rideau Street offices of PageCloud for HackerNest – an international non-profit running self-described “unpretentious

Bell joins Ottawa-based telecom consortium CENGN

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One of Canada’s telecom heavyweights has joined a local industry organization aimed at developing the next generation of networking technologies. Bell is the newest member

SurveyMonkey surpasses 100 employees in Ottawa

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Making good on a promise to scale up hiring at its Ottawa office, California-based SurveyMonkey says it now employs more than 100 staff members in

Ottawa’s Shopify widens reach with eBay sales channel

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Digital merchants using Shopify’s popular e-commerce platform in the U.S. will have a new way to reach customers later this year. Starting in the fall,

Fulbright donation leads to new entrepreneurship chair at Carleton University

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Four visiting academic and research chairs will come to Carleton University, including an entrepreneurship chair at the Sprott School of Business, as part of a

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

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In a follow-up to Techopia’s feature on the 5G buzz in Ottawa, Ritch Dusome – CENGN’s president and CEO – and Rob Cameron, Nokia’s vice-president

FarmLead moves to a new plot of land in Ottawa

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Having outgrown its first digs at Invest Ottawa’s incubator space, FarmLead picked up its roots and moved into a new office space this week. The

FarmLead moves to a new plot of land in Ottawa

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Having outgrown its first digs at Invest Ottawa’s incubator space, FarmLead picked up its roots and moved into a new office space this week. The

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

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Sampford Advisors’ annual survey of Canadian tech CEOs shows that raising capital and acquiring talent are top of mind of the nation’s executives. The Ottawa-based

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

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Sampford Advisors’ annual survey of Canadian tech CEOs shows that raising capital and acquiring talent are top of mind of the nation’s executives. The Ottawa-based