In-Touch Survey Systems exceeds 2015 expectations
Ottawa-based In-Touch Survey Systems saw its 2015 revenues jump more than 20 per cent to exceed $10 million, the company said late Wednesday. “We are
In-Touch Survey Systems exceeds 2015 expectations
Ottawa-based In-Touch Survey Systems saw its 2015 revenues jump more than 20 per cent to exceed $10 million, the company said late Wednesday. “We are
Wesley Clover adds Victoria-based cybersecurity firm to portfolio
Ottawa-based Wesley Clover International led a seed funding round earlier this week, adding Victoria’s HYAS Infosec to its portfolio. HYAS provides next-generation cloud-based cyber-threat intelligence and
Ottawa committee to vote on controversial Stittsville subdivision plan
A city councillor vocally opposed to a large Stittsville subdivision plan is rallying residents to have their say at next week’s planning committee. By Lucy
Ottawa firm’s anti-corruption tools a worldwide hit
From a modest office on Carling Avenue, Joe Gerard and his colleagues are running a global business helping companies around the world stop corporate corruption
Kinaxis projecting revenues over $100 million for 2016
Ottawa-based Kinaxis is heading into fiscal 2016 with “strong momentum,” CEO John Sicard said after the firm released its 2015 fourth-quarter and year-end results late
It’s a matter of when, not if, ‘something happens to you’
This is a true story: Mrs. Peters died without a will, years after her husband. When she had married him, he already had four young
Shopify Q4 revenue up 99 per cent thanks to strong holiday season, mobile offerings
Ottawa’s Shopify is coming off a “tremendous” fourth quarter that saw revenues jump 99 per cent from a year earlier, CEO Tobias Lütke said Wednesday. “Over the
L-Spark incubator oversubscribes second cohort
After considering 175 applicants, Kanata-based L-Spark has selected nine startups for its incubator’s second cohort, the organization announced Wednesday. Fourteen finalists attended a pitchfest in
uOttawa granted eight new Canada Research Chairs
The announcement of eight new Canada Research Chairs for the University of Ottawa is a huge “brain gain” for Canada, the university’s vice-president of research
Get sweaty on your lunch break
Entrepreneur Tammy Pilon-Cecchetto wants to remove one of the biggest barriers preventing businesspeople from biking to the office or squeezing a workout into their lunch
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