Sophie Grégoire Trudeau recognized by HIPPY Canada as positive role model
Even one of our country’s most famous moms, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, acknowledges that it’s not an easy job. “It’s tough to be a mom,” the wife of
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Carleton University appoints Alastair Summerlee as new interim president
Carleton University has appointed Alastair Summerlee as the school’s interim president and vice-chancellor. Summerlee will replace former president Roseann Runte, who resigned in March to
Ottawa’s You.i TV expands market offerings with Samsung platform
Samsung has officially approved the You.i Engine as a solution for developing apps on its Tizen TV operating system, opening up a new marketplace for
‘Sky’s the limit’ for Ottawa’s two-time fastest-growing champ Fullscript
Quadruple-digit growth is becoming a habit for Kyle Braatz and his team at Fullscript, but don’t ever think the firm that is disrupting the way
New passenger bill of rights spells out compensation for air travellers
Airlines won’t be allowed to bump passengers from a flight against their will under a new passenger bill of rights introduced Tuesday by Transportation Minister
Ontario Municipal Board to be replaced with less powerful tribunal
Ontario is planning to scrap the independent tribunal that adjudicates planning and development disputes and set up a new one that will give municipalities more
Ontario Municipal Board to be replaced with less powerful tribunal
Ontario is planning to scrap the independent tribunal that adjudicates planning and development disputes and set up a new one that will give municipalities more
Proposed Sandy Hill development to add 55 apartment units on Nelson Street in Ottawa
A developer is looking for the city’s permission to build a new low-rise apartment building near the University of Ottawa on the site of several
Proposed Sandy Hill development to add 55 apartment units on Nelson Street in Ottawa
A developer is looking for the city’s permission to build a new low-rise apartment building near the University of Ottawa on the site of several
L-Spark opens applications for Fall 2017 accelerator cohort
If your software-as-a-service startup is getting the insatiable itch for growth, L-Spark wants you. The Kanata-based accelerator has opened applications for its Fall 2017 cohort. You
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