NCC extends deadline for LeBreton Flats proposals
The four groups competing for the contract to develop up to 21.6 hectares of land at LeBreton Flats will now have until Dec. 15 to
NCC extends deadline for LeBreton Flats proposals
The four groups competing for the contract to develop up to 21.6 hectares of land at LeBreton Flats will now have until Dec. 15 to
DragonWave reduces 2016 Q2 guidance again
For the second time in two months, Ottawa-based DragonWave has reduced revenue expectations for the second quarter of its fiscal 2016. Late Friday, the packet
QNX founder and CEO Dan Dodge to step down from BlackBerry
The head of BlackBerry subsidiary QNX is retiring from the company he helped found by the end of this year. Dan Dodge created the first
Feature: Out of the founder’s shadow
What happens when a visionary leader moves on? EDITOR’S NOTE: In July, Halogen Software CEO Paul Loucks took many by surprise when he announced his resignation.

Feature: Ottawa struggles to find any success in B2C tech
The Silicon Valley landscape is dotted with tech giants with a strong mass-consumer connection. From Facebook and Google to Apple and Netflix, multibillion-dollar companies flock
Westboro will have ‘comparable summer festival’ in 2016: BIA
The Westboro Village BIA’s decision to opt out of its title sponsorship deal with Westfest does not mean there will be no summer festival in

Feature: Help wanted: Women in tech
For all of the hype lately around Ottawa’s burgeoning tech scene, it’s easy to gloss over its shortcomings. Namely, this: for every woman you see
ProntoForms raises $3 million through private placement financing
Ottawa-based ProntoForms announced this week it had raised $3 million through private placement financing from a series of underwriters as well as certain “insiders of
Carleton Opens Mass Spectrometry Centre
By Dan Rubinstein Cracking open a cold beer is a Canada Day tradition, but when the Carleton Mass Spectrometry Centre (CMSC) launched a collaboration with
Ottawa apartment starts to drop in 2016: Conference Board of Canada
Apartment starts in Ottawa in 2016 are expected to fall below 1,000 units for the first time in six years, according to a Conference Board
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