Province gives city’s festivals a $2.2 million boost
The new chair of Ottawa Festivals said he hopes more than $2 million in provincial funding for 25 local festivals announced Thursday will help spark
Province gives city’s festivals a $2.2 million boost
The new chair of Ottawa Festivals said he hopes more than $2 million in provincial funding for 25 local festivals announced Thursday will help spark
Game conference gets tips on attracting talent, funding
Attracting talent and capital are common issues for Ottawa businesses, and the gaming industry is no exception, the Ottawa International Game Conference heard this week.
Shopify launches new offering to help merchants grow business
Shopify announced a new program Wednesday aimed at strengthening its merchants’ businesses. Shopify Capital is a cash advance product that, for now, is only available
Downtown student residence towers do not need parking: planning committee
A pair of 26-storey student apartment towers in downtown Ottawa may be built without resident parking and not everyone is happy about it. An Ottawa
Lixar signs tech partnership with NASCAR
Lixar announced Tuesday a multi-year deal with NASCAR that will see the Ottawa firm become the racing organization’s preferred technology partner. “Lixar technology will deliver
IDC survival hangs in the balance of shareholder vote, says auditor
Should International Datacasting Corporation shareholders reject a proposed acquisition by Winnipeg’s Novra, it could mean the end of the road for the Ottawa company, according
Ottawa gaming startup looks to tracking technology for first offering
Tracking technology could be the next big thing for mobile games, according to the co-founder of an Ottawa game design startup. By Marc Shaw “We’re
Opinion: Physiotherapist’s bold prescription for success
As an immigrant to Canada from Egypt nearly three decades ago, Nasr Salib needed to find work in his chosen field of physiotherapy to support
Punchtime turning heads with paperless approach to tracking employee working hours
Ottawa business owners whose workers still use paper timesheets to keep track of their hours might want to consider a new local startup that promises

Court of Appeal Keeps It Rolling
The Ontario Court of Appeal has recently provided important guidance in terms of when a claim is discovered for limitations purposes in the context of
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