Technology in fashion at Maker Faire Ottawa
The term “wearable technology” usually conjures up images of devices such as the Fitbit or Apple Watch, but organizers of this weekend’s Maker Faire Ottawa
Technology in fashion at Maker Faire Ottawa
The term “wearable technology” usually conjures up images of devices such as the Fitbit or Apple Watch, but organizers of this weekend’s Maker Faire Ottawa
Hydro rebates not a temporary measure, Wynne tells Ottawa businesses
Hydro rates, infrastructure and fostering business growth were on the minds of Ottawa’s business leaders as the Mayor’s Breakfast series welcomed Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne.
Eugene Melnyk’s purchase of Belleville Senators approved by AHL
The owner of the Ottawa Senators officially received the green light to buy an affiliate of the NHL team and move it from New York
Ottawa startup checkup: A ‘Bumpn’ the road
Earlier this week, Ottawa Business Journal spoke with Moe Abbas, the founder of GenM. It’s software-as-a-service solution to provide clients with in-demand marketing skills through project-based learning.
Home prices in Ottawa still well below national average: Royal LePage
Home prices in Ottawa continue to rise at roughly twice the city’s inflation rate, but are still a bargain compared to many other urban centres
Nortel settles battle to divvy up $7.3B from bankruptcy liquidation
A settlement has been reached to end a lengthy battle over divvying up the US$7.3 billion raised in Nortel Networks Corp.’s bankruptcy liquidation. The former
DragonWave shares plunge 10% amid continuing losses
DragonWave (TSX:DWI)(NASDAQ:DRWI) executives say restructuring efforts are improving the Ottawa-based tech firm’s financial picture, even as the company reaches six straight years without turning a quarterly
C-Com shares hit six-month low following ‘challenging’ quarter
The spending slowdown in North America’s oil and gas sector contributed to a dramatic drop in quarterly revenues and profits for an Ottawa tech company
Former Nortel employees and pensioners closer to getting paid
A nearly eight-year legal battle over how to divide what remains of Nortel Networks Corp. has ended in a deal that will put a stop
Ottawa inventor starts marketing ‘glider’ board
Ever wanted to surf, but you’ve got no waves, or glide, but you’ve got no snow? By Adam Kveton Well, an Ottawa-area inventor was thinking along
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