Algonquin College to build $44.9M indigenous entrepreneurship centre
Algonquin College says it plans to construct a new learning centre and Institute for Indigenous Entrepreneurship featuring a makerspace for students to experiment with technology
Algonquin College to build $44.9M indigenous entrepreneurship centre
Algonquin College says it plans to construct a new learning centre and Institute for Indigenous Entrepreneurship featuring a makerspace for students to experiment with technology
Terry Matthews to co-chair Algonquin College entrepreneurship panel
Sir Terry Matthews – you know, the serial entrepreneur and the force behind Wesley Clover, which helps fund L-Spark, Martello, Better Software and a whole bunch of incredibly successful startups
Algonquin’s Applied Research Day a ‘win-win’ for students, industry
For Algonquin College students, applied research means solving real-world problems for actual businesses. By Jacob Serebrin That research – and its diversity – was on
‘Really good names’ vying for Invest Ottawa post, co-chair says
As the city’s main economic development agency, Invest Ottawa is responsible for selling the world on the merits of doing business in the nation’s capital.
Algonquin College pulls plug on money-losing Saudi Arabian campus
Algonquin College is pulling out of Saudi Arabia. On Thursday, the college said it plans to pull out of the country before the start of
Go Give-Back wins Capital Angels speed pitch contest
A speed pitch contest at a ballpark might conjure up thoughts of 98-mile-per-hour fastballs, but pitches of a different kind were delivered earlier this week
Mayor on board with staff recommendations on taxi bylaw changes
Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson is supporting staff recommendations regulating the taxi industry that would legalize Uber. “If we are going to remain an innovative city,
Investing in tomorrow’s talent
Hydro Ottawa has made the list of Canada’s Top Employers for Young People three years running. Why? Because it recognizes the need to invest in
TravelPod founder Luc Levesque departing Ottawa to take on ‘major initiative’ at Facebook
A well-known Ottawa tech entrepreneur is leaving the capital to “work on a major initiative” at Facebook headquarters in California. Luc Levesque, who founded a
Algonquin dropout becomes Hollywood tech star thanks to groundbreaking editing software
Rand Peppler still remembers how, as a young man in Ottawa in the mid-1980s, he felt “inspired” after reading a newspaper article about an entrepreneur
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