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‘Not afraid of big challenges’: Sachin Anand promoted to VP of acquisitions at Regional Group

As far as Sachin Anand is concerned, his title may have changed, but his goal – helping...

Strong foundation: Corfix raises new funding round to fuel U.S. expansion

Ottawa software startup Corfix recently secured a new capital investment from Miami-based Reformation Partners.

Kwesst Micro Systems raises $3.4M in U.S. private placement

Kwesst Micro Systems said this week it has closed a brokered private placement offering to an institutional accredited investor. The move generated gross proceeds of $3.4 million.

Invest Ottawa, other local groups receive $15.6M in federal funding to boost startups

Invest Ottawa, Carleton University and the University of Ottawa are among the local organizations that will receive...

Op-ed: Ottawa’s strength as a ‘Bootstrap City’ is one of its superpowers

"Recently," writes Invest Ottawa's Nick Quain, "I recognized something unique about Ottawa’s tech ecosystem: the lack of early-stage capital hadn’t held us back at all. In fact, being “Bootstrap City” may have helped."

Top of Mind in Tech: Aydin Mirzaee talks about how AI is transforming the way marketing teams work

In this instalment of Top of Mind in Tech, Mirzaee breaks down what the mainstreaming of AI has meant for client priorities and how it’s changing the marketing landscape as we know it. 

Nightlife council members ready ‘to fight the perspective that Ottawa is boring’

While some people still think of Ottawa as a sleepy government town, the members of the capital’s new nightlife council have been awake and dreaming for decades about how to get more people out to enjoy everything the city has to offer.

Ottawa commercial real estate execs ‘seeing the market come alive again’

Michael Pyman, Colliers’ Ottawa-based vice-president of national investment services, says there could be a significant uptick in local commercial transactions in 2025, especially if the Bank of Canada continues to reduce interest rates and it becomes cheaper for investors to borrow capital.

After a tough 2024, Ottawa-Gatineau’s economy likely to pick up speed next year, report says

Ottawa-Gatineau’s economy progressed sluggishly through the third quarter of this year, but economist Richard Forbes said things are expected to look up for 2025. 

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