Update 2: QNX to add 650 Ottawa jobs amid $100M autonomous vehicle expansion
BlackBerry (TSX:BB) (NASDAQ:BBRY) subsidiary QNX is stepping up its work on autonomous vehicles in Ottawa, announcing Monday morning that it would open a new $100-million “innovation
Fintech startup ReAble sees value in money-management app
Paul Safi knows what it’s like to want more independence. The third-year Carleton University student, who is legally blind, moved away from his family home
City site west of Bronson selected for new Ottawa central library
City staff are recommending a site just west of Bronson, at 557 Wellington Street, for a new iconic central library that will be a partnership with Library
Construction of $30M La Cite ‘hub’ to start in February
One of Ottawa’s post-secondary institutions has released more details about a new multimillion-dollar multi-purpose space on its Aviation Parkway campus that aims to bring students
Trinity’s 59-storey Bayview Station proposal met with concerns by residents, councillors
Trinity Development’s proposal for its Bayview Station highrises flies a little too close to the sun, concerned residents told the group at a public consultation
Ottawa-based Zighra raises $1M seed round with expansion plans in 2017
Zighra is hoping to double its local presence and expand its customer base in the New Year after a stellar 2016 that saw the Ottawa-based
Council passes budget with concerns over policing and transit
City councillors may have passed Ottawa’s 2017 budget unanimously on Wednesday, but it took three hours of discussion over policing strategies and transit passes to
Ottawa contractors see new opportunities constructing coach houses
Construction of Ottawa’s first coach house is underway, and builder Ottawa General Contractors (OGC) is hoping the discrete form of infill represents a big market
Ottawa’s DragonWave gets extension from NASDAQ to meet listings requirement
Kanata tech firm DragonWave (TSX:DWI) (NASDAQ:DRWI) says it’s received more time from U.S. regulators to bring the company back into compliance with NASDAQ’s rules. The company,
Watson: Turn one-off Ottawa 2017 events into recurring festivities
Next year’s 150th birthday celebrations will build a lasting legacy in the city and bring back visitors for years to come, Mayor Jim Watson says.
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