App aims to ease access to mental health therapy for all ages
An Ottawa-based software startup wants to make it easier for people to access mental health services using mobile software that the firm says will also
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Here’s a list of Ottawa-related startup events for the next two weeks. Insurance Considerations for Startups Tuesday, July 19 at 10 a.m. Invest Ottawa, 80
Festival atmosphere attracts local startups to Montreal conference
Business conferences don’t usually have a reputation for being fun and casual but the Montreal International Startup Festival isn’t the average business conference. By Jacob
Invest Ottawa “afloat” in entrepreneurial spirit
By Invest Ottawa As the child of an entrepreneur, Gillean Woods had always figured that one day she would be running her own show. However
Ottawa’s brand needs a boost, tourism summit told
Ottawa rates high as an overall travel destination in a new survey, but the city lags behind other many major Canadian cities in air access
Breakfast of champions: networking event targets early risers
Omar Choudhry says small businesses, social entrepreneurs and charities can learn a lot from each other. By Jacob Serebrin “We all pigeonhole things,” he says.
Senior staff cuts at Ottawa City Hall slice number of departments in half
New Ottawa city manager Steve Kanellakos has announced a new plan to save $2.7 million for taxpayers by cutting management jobs at city hall. Mr.
Ottawa to host 19 new electric vehicle charging stations
Ottawa will be home to 19 new electric vehicle charging stations at 10 locations as part of the Ontario government’s effort to encourage more residents to
Sens announce new renovations to Canadian Tire Centre
The Ottawa Senators are planning more renovations to the Canadian Tire Centre despite long-term plans to build a new arena for the team in LeBreton
Unions knew OC Transpo layoffs were coming, Blais says
It should be no surprise that up to 600 OC Transpo employees could lose their jobs when light rail opens, the transit commission chairman said
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