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Tech CEOs say Liberal innovation agenda does little to help firms scale up: poll
The federal government’s big-ticket efforts to support high-growth tech firms are offering little for emerging companies that have already outgrown the fledgling startup phase, according
Gender pay gap widest at top of the corporate ladder, new report says
A new report on the country’s highest-paid CEOs is adding evidence to the argument that women face a “double-pane glass ceiling” at the top of
Liberals look to infrastructure bank to finance rural, remote broadband internet
The federal infrastructure minister says he is looking to connect private backers with some of the country’s rural and northern communities to pay for badly
Hello, proptech: Real estate industry poised for a tech disruption in 2019
Real estate agent Shawn Zigelstein remembers a time, just a few years ago, when a printer, scanner and fax machine were the most important tools
Desk phones ‘a dying thing’ at offices in Canada, say tech experts
November 8, 2022
Toronto marketing specialist Elaina Falcone laughs as she thinks back to about a year ago when executives at her company started walking around the office
Cost, time and tourism: Questions remain as Centre Block goes dark for renovations
Parliament Hill’s Centre Block building is set for closure next month, putting the capital’s most iconic structure under wraps for more than a decade. The
Ottawa Fury FC gets sanctioning OK to play in the United Soccer League in 2019
Ottawa Fury FC’s sanctioning battle with CONCACAF appears to be over – for the time being. The Fury says it has been advised by the
BlackBerry revenue and earnings beat estimates on strong software, services growth
BlackBerry Ltd.’s stock was up in early trading Thursday after the company’s third-quarter revenue and profit beat analyst estimates, with growth coming from its software
Royal Bank of Canada denies report it had access to users’ Facebook messages
Royal Bank of Canada is denying a report that it was able to read, write and delete users’ messages on the social networking website Facebook.
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