Proptech’s prospects may rise in the wake of COVID-19
Long before COVID-19 became an omnipresent part of Canadian life, Meredith Thatcher could sense an emerging seismic shift in the way tenants used technology to
Proptech’s prospects may rise in the wake of COVID-19
Long before COVID-19 became an omnipresent part of Canadian life, Meredith Thatcher could sense an emerging seismic shift in the way tenants used technology to
Ottawa’s 20 hottest neighbourhoods
Prices in Ottawa’s housing market continued to climb throughout 2021, resulting in sharp year-over-year cost comparison.
Ericsson, Carleton University team up to establish $2M 5G research chair
New initiative will explore technology such as systems that allow drones to be controlled beyond a pilot’s line of sight.
Epic growth: T.O. firm dramatically expands Ottawa industrial real estate footprint with new deal
Company is a partner of one of the city’s biggest industrial acquisitions in years – the $155-million purchase of 18 small-bay properties totalling nearly 700,000
Crestpoint buys Amazon’s Barrhaven fulfilment centre from Broccolini for $494M
T.O.-based firm acquires 90 per cent stake in 2.8-million-square-foot warehouse, which opened last year and is the largest facility of its kind in Canada.
Over the past two decades, Alvaro Pombo has quietly built ProntoForms into one of the Ottawa tech scene’s steadiest performers.
What does the future hold for Ottawa’s tech sector in 2022?
The way Nick Quain sees it, anyone looking to chart the future of Ottawa tech needs to track the flood of venture capital into the
Ottawa snags final spot in latest Canadian top-10 VC rankings
The rankings mark a bounceback for Ottawa, which had been a fixture on the top-10 list for several years until it found itself out in
$600M flurry of VC deals lifts Ottawa out of funding funk
Techopia takes a look at a month to remember for the city’s venture capital scene.
Ontario finance minister underscores economic plan to Ottawa leaders
Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy outlined Ontario’s plan to “protect progress” made in the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and reaffirmed the provincial government’s
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