Techopia

Techopia is focused on Ottawa’s technology sector. This multimedia project includes regular online news coverage, a video and audio podcast, private networking events and quarterly reports. OBJ also partners with EY to create an annual magazine called Techopia-EY Insights.

Second Kinaxis shareholder urges Kanata software firm to explore sale

Kinaxis names corporate veteran Robert Courteau executive chair amid hunt for new CEO

Kinaxis has appointed veteran corporate leader Robert Courteau to the role of executive chair as the Kanata-based...

Genomadix on path to profitability, biotech firm’s CEO says

Genomadix’s CEO says the Ottawa biotech firm that rose from the ashes of Spartan Bioscience should start...

Telesat Lightspeed: Canada, Quebec give billions of dollars for satellite production

The Canadian government has announced a loan of $2.14 billion to satellite operator Telesat, to help the company build its broadband satellite constellation.

Shopping local: Telesat selects Calian to supply ‘critical’ software for LEO satellite program

Telesat has chosen Calian Group to supply key software for its state-of-the-art Lightspeed satellite project in the...

Key U.S. shareholder calls for Kinaxis to seek new owners after years of ‘poor execution’

Just weeks after Kinaxis announced its CEO and top sales executive will soon be leaving their jobs,...

Techopia Live: What’s happening with venture capital?

In this episode of Techopia Live, Ottawa Business Journal publisher Michael Curran speaks with Sumita Banerjee and Thomas Park of BDC to explore venture capital trends and what BDC is doing to foster deep tech ventures.

Ottawa jumps to 10th in CBRE’s tech talent rankings as job growth soars

Ottawa cracked the top 10 in real estate firm CBRE’s annual ranking of North American tech markets...

Top of Mind in Tech: Mike Lalonde from Purecolo talks ‘gallant horses’ and the war in real estate

In this instalment of Top of Mind in Tech, Lalonde talks about the challenges of securing funding, the necessity of “boring” companies in a startup ecosystem, and the slowly changing norms around commercial real estate.