Startup Canada

What’s the best way forward for Ottawa small businesses?

Small business owners chat with Desjardins Group about opportunities and pain points.

Smallbiz award winners fueled by creativity, commitment to sustainability

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The business whose application was the highest-scored overall by judges will also be awarded Ottawa Smallbiz of the Year, which comes with a $10,000 prize.

‘Baptism by fire’: New Startup Canada chief launching new resources for COVID-19 crisis

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Already faced with big shoes to fill, Kayla Isabelle is getting a crash course in crisis management in her first two weeks as the new

Techopia Live: New generation of entrepreneurs using tech to overhaul agriculture

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Agritech talk was on tap this week as Techopia Live went on tour for a special networking event at TD Place

Canadian tech community mourns loss of CATA’s John Reid

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Passing of pioneering Ottawa-based advocate leaves nation’s tech sector without ‘its voice’

Entrepreneurs to talk agritech and going against the grain at upcoming Techopia Talks

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Discussion on Ottawa’s growing agritech sector is on tap at an upcoming Techopia Talks event later this month

Ottawa tech leader Anastasia Valentine takes over reins of Startup Canada

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An Ottawa-based organization that aims to help grow Canada’s next generation of entrepreneurs has tapped a well-known local tech executive to be its new leader.

Ottawa-based startup advocates find national ‘digital gender divide’ among small business owners

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Research by Ottawa-based Startup Canada reveals a gendered divide in technology use by small business owners, with women entrepreneurs reporting less comfort adopting new tools.

New role for Startup Canada ambassador in Ottawa

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Janice McDonald has just added another leadership role to her already impressive résumé. Last month, Ms. McDonald began a one-year term as Startup Canada’s 2017

Ottawa shines at Startup Canada gala

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An Ottawa-based company that uses groundbreaking laser technology to restore sight to people with impaired vision has been named the latest winner of the Startup