
Ottawa biotech firm Spiderwort earns ‘breakthrough’ status from U.S. health regulator
Startup hopes special designation will help it gain faster approval for revolutionary “biohacking” technology.
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Ottawa biotech firm Spiderwort earns ‘breakthrough’ status from U.S. health regulator
Startup hopes special designation will help it gain faster approval for revolutionary “biohacking” technology.
Shifting gears: Tech veteran Rob Woodbridge moves into C-suite at delivery platform Trexity
Ottawa entrepreneur sees “massive market opportunity” for last-mile shipping startup as demand for online merchandise soars during the pandemic.
Kanata’s Evidence Partners lands $900K in fresh federal funding
Software company has seen demand for its platform that streamlines the medical research process for academics, health organizations and other agencies skyrocket during the pandemic.
Ottawa-based rental platform Ruckify going public on TSX Venture Exchange
Company said this week it’s reached an agreement with Toronto-based Apolo III Acquisition Corp. to complete a reverse takeover.
Montreal firm acquires Ottawa-based fintech platform Ario
Locally headquartered startup uses proprietary data and AI technology to offer lending and cash-flow management services to small businesses.
‘Amazing technology’: New Spartan CEO says Ottawa firm on verge of market breakthrough
Chief executive Roger Eacock says rapid COVID-19 tests are poised to make local biotech company a force on the ‘international stage.’
Shopify takes hit as ‘stay-at-home’ stocks tumble on positive vaccine news
E-commerce powerhouse’s stock price dipped nearly 14 per cent – or more than $185 – to $1,173.53 on the Toronto Stock Exchange on Monday.
Kinaxis boosts fiscal 2020 guidance despite ‘protracted’ contract approvals from some customers
Ottawa-based software company says it now expects revenues for current fiscal year to fall between $220 million and $223 million, up from earlier projections of
Spartan Bioscience cleared to launch trials for COVID-19 test upgrades
Company says it hopes to get Health Canada’s approval to market the test “in the coming weeks.”
‘The stars aligned’: Ross Video rides record October to 29th straight year of growth
CEO David Ross credits employees’ innovative solutions for helping the firm post revenue growth of 3.9 per cent in fiscal 2020.
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