Ottawa Business Journal

CFL honours OSEG with Commissioner’s Award

The Canadian Football League has presented its Commissioner’s Award – for outstanding contributions to football in Canada – to the Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group.

Wipebook starts second crowdfunding campaign

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From their rapidly growing startup’s new headquarters in the Byward Market, Frank Bouchard and Toby Maurice are rewriting the book on business success. The local

Ottawa Business Journal>Technology Kanata North BIA launches new promo video

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The Kanata North Business Improvement Area is hoping a new promotional video will sell the community as the place to do business. Launched at the BIA’s annual

Third-quarter results “disappointing”: Clearford CEO

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Project delays at Clearford Water Systems played a role in the company’s “disappointing” third-quarter financial results, the firm’s president and CEO said Wednesday. But Kevin Loiselle said

Pleora wraps up Chinese road show

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A team from Ottawa-based Pleora Technologies is returning to home soil after a week-long tour of China. The Canadian Trade Commission invited the video interface

Upcoming start-up events

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As part of OBJ’s new Launch Pad feature, focusing on the city’s start-ups, we will publish online a monthly list of start-up events coming up in

Entrepreneurs set to make their mark at new uOttawa facility

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Keep on truckin’: food vendor spots open up

City Hall

The city is calling on anyone who is interested in taking one of the nine vacant spaces for the upcoming 2015 street food vending season.

Windmill’s Chaudière project gets final green light

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The shovels will go in the ground next year at the former Domtar lands at Chaudière Falls, now that Gatineau city council has approved the

Clearford acquires Toronto company

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Ottawa-based Clearford Water Systems announced Wednesday it had purchased a 90.5 per cent share of Toronto’s UV Pure Technologies in a deal worth $2.5 million.