
Higher spending ‘secures future’ of Ottawa’s Intouch Insights, but deepens Q1 loss
The CEO of Ottawa’s Intouch Insight (TSX-V:INX) says the firm had a “challenging” first quarter, but that he expects its investments to pay off by

Higher spending ‘secures future’ of Ottawa’s Intouch Insights, but deepens Q1 loss
The CEO of Ottawa’s Intouch Insight (TSX-V:INX) says the firm had a “challenging” first quarter, but that he expects its investments to pay off by

Acacia Communications expands to Ottawa for ‘unique’ telecom talent pool
Lured by local talent and with an eye on future growth, an American telecom and cloud services firm has tapped Ottawa for its latest global

Famed Ottawa hair stylist and entrepreneur Rinaldo remembered as ‘great man’
An Ottawa hair stylist whose scissors tended to the tresses of some of the country’s biggest political players has died. Rinaldo Canonico died Wednesday after

Free trade, climate among issues on Trudeau agenda at G7 summit in Italy
Canada is planning to champion the benefits of free trade and action on climate change at the G7 Summit in Taormina, Sicily, even as U.S.

Have you inspected your single-ply roof lately?
Big retail outlets and institutional buildings across Ottawa have embraced single-ply membrane roofing systems, but with their advantages comes a greater need for regular inspection

Ottawa-Gatineau economy to grow 2.3% in 2017: Conference Board of Canada
A Canadian think-tank is raising its economic outlook for the National Capital Region for 2017 on the strength of government hiring and a surge in

Gatineau’s Smith expanding local operations in midst of Ottawa e-commerce buzz
Ottawa’s e-commerce story, some may believe, begins and ends with Shopify. Not so, says Smith – a Gatineau-based e-commerce services firm that’s building on more

FRAMOS feels right at home in National Capital Region
When Munich-based imaging technology firm FRAMOS was seeking the ideal base for its North American operations a few years ago, it looked seriously at a

Quebec construction strike: Premier promises back to work legislation next week
Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard says he will begin the process of adopting back-to-work legislation Monday if there is no agreement in the province’s construction strike.

Versature calls on marketing savvy to fuel growth
For VoIP phone services provider Versature, returning to OBJ’s list of Ottawa’s fastest-growing companies – with an even faster growth rate this time around –
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