Keeping the lights on: How Hydro Ottawa prevents and responds to power outages
Planning, preparation and execution minimize inconvenience to customers
Keeping the lights on: How Hydro Ottawa prevents and responds to power outages
Planning, preparation and execution minimize inconvenience to customers
Ottawa entrepreneur tailors personal products to customers’ DNA
An Ottawa founder believes your DNA is the extra personal touch that will separate his new startup from legacy competitors in the skincare and supplements
Rising minimum wages could speed up automation, not relocations: labour leaders
Companies might not be able to dodge rising minimum wages by relocating even their most mobile workforces to lower wage provinces, but higher costs could
TD Bank acquires Toronto artificial intelligence startup Layer 6 AI
Toronto-Dominion Bank is acquiring artificial intelligence startup Layer 6 AI for an undisclosed amount as financial services companies increasingly look to tap the technology’s potential.
Ottawa homebuilders reach new heights in 2017; housing starts up 41%
Local homebuilders had their busiest year in more than a decade in 2017, thanks in large part to a surge in new apartment and condominium
Fotenn’s Ottawa planning gurus map path to success
They say timing is everything. Assuming that old adage were true, the best thing to have done during the economic storm of the early 1990s
Chris Courneya replaces co-founder Debbie Pinard as CEO of Ottawa’s InitLive
A successful Ottawa founder and investor is jumping back into the driver’s seat at a local tech firm. Chris Courneya was named the new CEO of
Ottawa-based CIRA adds Amazon to fifth year of national grant program
A local non-profit is tapping the power of internet giant Amazon in its annual grant program for building smart communities in Canada. The Canadian Internet
Companies divided on raising prices or slashing benefits to handle wage hike
Signs announcing price increases and letters to employees slashing benefits have grown rampant in Ontario, revealing two very different approaches businesses have gravitated toward in
Rate hike argument builds as poll shows companies to hire, invest more
Canadian companies are more upbeat about the future than they were three months ago with firms planning to boost investment and to hire more workers,
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