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Magmic signs ‘major league’ deal for licensed baseball game using blockchain

Magmic CEO and president Mohammad Agha says, in a way, the long-standing boutique gaming studio is now moving into the major leagues itself. 

BluMetric’s revenues jump 30% in Q1 as cleantech firm diversifies client base

Ottawa company reported revenues of $10.5 million for the three-month period ending Dec. 31, 2022, up from $7.8 million the year before.

Shopify compensation revamp a ‘good move’, HR experts say

In what local human resources experts are hailing as a “really smart” move, Shopify is restructuring its staffing and compensation model.

Tehama founder Vallée looks to rescue Ottawa software firm from insolvency

In documents filed with Ontario Superior Court in late January, the company reported assets valued at about US$6.9 million and debts totalling about US$10.2 million.

Shopify revamps programs to help partners earn more revenue, learn new skills

Ottawa-based e-commerce giant said it’s also expanding its lineup of in-person and virtual events aimed at supporting its partners.

On the verge of turning 50, Mitel looks to get ‘re-energized’ with major acquisition

Four years after its reported bid to acquire U.S.-based competitor Avaya fell through, Kanata firm is taking another crack at solidifying its status as a global leader in the unified communications space.

Techopia Live: Flick gets in the game with Northern Forge

Northern Forge Studios recently caught the attention of serial entrepreneur Jason Flick, who was looking for new projects after vacating the CEO chair at You.i TV.

Kingston cleantech startup gets $3.6M funding boost from feds

The funding is part of a $68.2-million package announced by the federal government for 17 Canadian cleantech companies earlier this year.

Awash in red ink, life sciences firm Avivagen seeks new CEO to spark scaleup bid

In financial filings this week, Ottawa-based company says it brought in $939,000 in revenues in its fiscal year ending Oct. 31, 2022, down from about $1.3 million the previous year.

ProntoForms taps veteran tech ‘turnaround guy’ Deck to spur sales growth

New co-CEO says Ottawa firm – which develops “low-code” custom mobile apps that allow field workers in heavy industries such as oil and gas to collect, send, and receive data like maintenance and compliance reports – is “just scratching the surface” of its potential.

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