Techopia

Under the program launched earlier this spring, the city and other economic partners will provide “real-life testing environments” where companies can deploy prototypes and get feedback on their products. 

The Federal Economic Development Agency of Southern Ontario is providing loans worth a total of $11.2 million to the three Kanata-based tech companies.

Kanata video technology firm had its two best sales months ever in March and June and recently booked its biggest order yet.

Canada’s flagship carrier said Tuesday it’s asked Spartan “to assess how best to employ” its technology to screen passengers and airline employees.

Kanata company's deal to buy Norway-based Comprehensive Training Solutions International is its third acquisition in 2020 and 11th in the past nine years.

Firm reported revenues of $13.1 million in fiscal 2020, up 27 per cent from a year earlier. 

Gatineau software firm's sales engagement platform is 'helping (companies) survive COVID.'

Armed with $750K in pre-seed funding, Neurovine plans to build a personalized solution that can tell concussion patients when they’re pushing their physical or mental exertion too far and offer a tailored recovery road map that will help doctors prescribe better treatments.

New funding push comes as company looks to cash in on the growing need for reliable wireless networks.

New CEO of Kanata-based pricing intelligence firm spent previous four-and-a-half years as chief product officer at Assent Compliance.