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The Kanata-based firm – which is divided into four main divisions that deliver a range of products and services from cybersecurity software to satellite components – reported record revenues of $147.5 million in the first quarter of its fiscal 2023.

Neither layoffs hitting tech companies nor a shortage of workers seem to be weighing heavily on the country's jobs numbers.

The company’s two main products, EV Fleet Orchestrator and EV Everywhere, aim to minimize traffic congestion on the power grid by steering operators of electric vehicles toward non-peak charging times. 

Most businesses expend a lot of effort tracking where their money is going, but Ottawa software enterprise is focused on helping them better understand how they spend a resource that’s perhaps even more precious: time.

The latest batch of the Ottawa-based firm's updates come as its stock price remains in a slump and as it charts a new future after laying off 1,000 workers while admitting it misestimated its near-term growth rate. 

A growing group of companies is setting up offices in a virtual world called the metaverse to push the envelope and learn more about the emerging technology.

Telesat’s Indigenous Fellowship program is the next step in reduce barriers in the space industry for members of Canada's Indigenous community.

Raven says its solutions are well positioned in the market as manufacturers struggle with rising costs, a scarcity of skilled labour and supply chain disruptions.

Mulroney told Techopia he hopes to be a “sounding board” for Ottawa startup’s leadership team as firm continues its cross-Canada expansion push.

Ottawa’s outdoor research facility for self-driving cars and other smart transportation technologies will open a state-of-the-art test bed for drones and robotic systems this spring, Invest Ottawa said Tuesday.