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Ottawa’s BluMetric blames pre-election government spending lull for falling revenues
A lag in government spending in the lead-up to this fall’s federal election hampered quarterly results for Ottawa’s BluMetric Environmental, the company reported Friday
Techopia Live: University of Ottawa’s Startup Garage scales up after 10 years
In the next 10 years, Startup Garage will move beyond its pre-accelerator roots. A new program called Scaleup Garage will launch this fall, aimed at
Ottawa startup’s smart grid AI to open the door to more clean energy – and lower hydro bills
An Ottawa company’s artificial intelligence solution could help reduce the hydro bills of some local businesses thanks in part to a funding boost from a
With new Wi-Fi tech, Ottawa’s Edgewater boosts revenues in fiscal 2019
Edgewater Wireless bounced back from a lackluster year with higher earnings in fiscal 2019 as the Wi-Fi tech developer shifts into sales mode
Shopify to provide Algonquin College students with free access to e-commerce platform
Algonquin College students looking to grow their own businesses will soon get a leg up from Ottawa’s own e-commerce giant
Struggling Leonovus says it needs to bring in cash by end of 2019
Leonovus is making some changes to its product lineup in an attempt to get cash flowing into the business, claiming its latest major offering was
Ottawa-based Martello boosts revenues, trims losses in Q1
Martello Technologies saw a sizeable jump in its revenues this past quarter as the firm’s organic and inorganic strategies paid off
Kanata North workers ride autonomous pods through Marshes Golf Course
Workers in Kanata North had the chance to take an autonomous pod for a spin around the Marshes Golf Club this week, a pilot run
Ottawa’s Snowed In Studios doubles headcount one year after acquisition
A year after his company was acquired, Jean-Sylvain Sormany’s studio has doubled its headcount – and his biggest problem is that it’s not growing fast
A look inside Canada’s fastest-growing digital agency
Staff at Ottawa-based OPIN share some of the secrets to the firm’s success
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