Ottawa Business Journal

Trying times continue for Enablence Technologies

Techopia

Optical component supplier Enablence Technologies filed financial results late Tuesday that showed revenue at $4.7 million for fiscal 2014, down from $7.5 million in 2013.

Election forecasting tool new party favourite

Techopia

With the municipal election now in the books and a federal vote on the horizon next year, an Ottawa company says its technology is at

General Dynamics Canada secures another multi-million dollar contract

Defence and Security

For the second time in five days, General Dynamics Canada has secured a multimillion-dollar contract, this time with the Peruvian Navy. The company announced late

Kinaxis success won’t fuel IPO boom: Experts

Techopia

Despite the success of a local software firm’s recent initial public offering, observers say the capital shouldn’t expect a flood of high-tech IPOs in its

Kanata-based firm carves out niche with apparel designed to prevent lacerations in athletes, high-risk workers

Techopia

While the NHL season is just beginning, an Ottawa-based manufacturer of safety products for hockey and other high-risk endeavours is already celebrating its own Stanley

Windmill to launch an Ottawa first with commercial condo tower

Non-Residential

Ottawa-based Windmill Developments is bringing the first Class A commercial condo tower to the city, with the launch event scheduled for next week, the company

Smart Technologies founders’ new company opens R&D office in capital

Techopia

The founders of Smart Technologies have turned to the capital to open a research and development office for their new Calgary-based company, Nureva. Co-founder Nancy

General Dynamics wins government contract to upgrade military radios

Defence and Security

General Dynamics has been awarded a three-year, $122-million contract to upgrade the Canadian Forces’ Combat Net Radios, the company announced Friday. The 23-year-old radios will

Opinion: Retail council hopeful that feds will crack down on Visa, MasterCard

Retail

The Retail Council of Canada appears confident that merchants will soon get relief from what it calls excessively high fees that are charged to retailers when their

Commercial real estate market’s struggles continue: Colliers

Non-Residential

The Ottawa commercial real estate market continues to struggle in 2014, according to the latest numbers from Colliers International, and no turnaround is expected until