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Shares of cannabis company Canopy Growth to be consolidated on a one for 10 basis

Canopy Growth Corp. says a consolidation of its shares on a one-for-10 basis is expected to become effective on Friday. The post-consolidation shares are expected

Ottawa-born Turnstone Biologics goes public on Nasdaq, expects to raise US$80M

Ottawa, Techopia

Turnstone Biologics, an Ottawa-born biotech startup that landed more than $170 million in venture capital, is going public on the Nasdaq exchange.

Canopy warns Nasdaq objects to plans for U.S. holding company, could delist pot firm

Eastern Ontario Business Journal

Canopy Growth Corp. is warning a U.S. holding company it wants to set up could be delisted from the Nasdaq stock exchange, which is objecting

Kwesst Micro Systems eyes public offering on Nasdaq to help finance U.S. expansion push

Techopia

Kanata-based company, which trades on the TSX Venture Exchange, made headlines earlier this year when its anti-riot technology was used to disperse Freedom Convoy protesters

New Hexo CEO opens up about push to overhaul cannabis business after turmoil

Ottawa

CEO Charlie Bowman has already deepened his predecessor’s cuts and begun backing away from certain products, but he insists the moves are for a good

‘He was just somebody who truly wanted to see everyone achieve’: Ottawa mourns tech pioneer John Kelly

Ottawa

Trailblazing founder of NABU Network and former JetForm CEO hailed as ‘generous’ community builder after passing away at age 82.

Investor calls for ouster of Hexo board members

Ottawa

Adam Arviv, who owns about two per cent of Hexo’s shares, says he plans to nominate five new directors – including himself – to the

Hexo receives warning from Nasdaq after non-compliance with bid requirements

Ottawa

Gatineau-based firm became non-compliant when its closing bid price for common shares listed on the Nasdaq dropped below US$1 for 30 consecutive trading days.

Telesat CEO sees big financial benefits ahead as firm makes TSX, Nasdaq debut

Techopia

Dan Goldberg said Tuesday the move will allow the company to tap into the public markets as it looks to get its $6.5-billion low-Earth-orbit satellite