
Tulip Festival crowds exceed expectations of Ottawa organizers
About a million people attended this year’s tulip festival, which finished this past weekend, according to the organizers. That’s many more people than had been

Tulip Festival crowds exceed expectations of Ottawa organizers
About a million people attended this year’s tulip festival, which finished this past weekend, according to the organizers. That’s many more people than had been

Bank earnings begin with BMO Q2 net income up 28%
The Bank of Montreal saw second-quarter profits from its U.S. personal and commercial banking business dip from a year ago, but it still increased its

Column: Why the Ottawa Senators call Kanata home
Some critics say the decision to build a west-end arena is behind the Sens’ failure to sell out playoff games. As Bruce Firestone argues, the

Ottawa-based Shopify finds Canadians don’t think Ottawa is entrepreneurial
A new survey conducted by Shopify purports a booming entrepreneurial spirit across Canada, though it seems few eyes are on the e-commerce giant’s own backyard.

Feds launch $950M supercluster program at BlackBerry’s Ottawa outpost
With nearly $1 billion in funding at stake, the country’s economic development minister travelled Wednesday to one of Ottawa’s top tech firms to unveil details

Feds launch $950M supercluster program at BlackBerry’s Ottawa outpost
With nearly $1 billion in funding at stake, the country’s economic development minister travelled Wednesday to one of Ottawa’s top tech firms to unveil details

Bank of Canada holds key rate at 0.5%, says uncertainty still clouds growth
Uncertainties continue to obscure the economy’s stronger-than-expected start to the year, the Bank of Canada said Wednesday as it stuck with its trendsetting interest rate

Mishkumi engineers strategic shift into cloud market
For Mishkumi Technologies, a changing market became an opportunity for growth. For most of its history, Mishkumi’s main focus was reselling computer hardware to the

Solink making gains in loss-prevention software space
The way Solink CEO Mike Matta sees it, his Kanata-based firm is on the cutting edge of a technological revolution. Founded in 2009, Solink was

Update: Quebec’s construction sector grinds to halt with mass walkout
Quebec construction sites fell idle Wednesday after a union alliance representing about 175,000 workers launched an unlimited general strike, crippling activity on major projects such
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