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ProntoForms seeing ‘steady growth’ as Q2 revenues rise

Techopia

Kanata-based firm reported revenues of $4.84 million for the three-month period ending June 30, up from $4.16 million a year earlier.

People on the Move: Canadian Chamber chief economist Trevin Stratton to lead Deloitte’s economics advisory practice

People on the Move

Plus, news about other Ottawa-area executives, managers and professionals starting new positions.

Cheers to Jeff O’Reilly for joining Saunders Farm after using job layoff to become ‘a better me’

Ottawa

Former pub manager lost 52 pounds and walked 1.75 million steps while rediscovering City of Ottawa neighbourhoods.

From lawyers to landlords, Ottawa entrepreneurs continue to rush into increasingly crowded cannabis retail market

Ottawa

With more than 100 cannabis shops either operating or poised to open, business owners are looking further outside Ottawa’s core to ‘underserved’ markets

ID verification powerhouse Entrust acquires Ottawa-based WorldReach

Techopia

Local firm’s touchless passport verification system has gained further urgency during the pandemic as airports look to eliminate as many high-touch points of contact as

Ottawa’s Crank Software acquired by publicly traded U.S. giant Ametek

Techopia

Crank, which has 39 employees, makes graphical user interface software for more than 250 customers, including Coca-Cola, GE Appliances, John Deere and Nintendo.

‘I felt so helpless’: A year into the pandemic, local entrepreneurs reflect on lessons learned

Ottawa

Karla Briones and David Ross say they’re more resilient businesspeople after the COVID-19 crisis put them to the test in ways they never could have

Big deal: Calian acquires T.O. health-care IT firm Dapasoft in transaction worth up to $83M

Techopia

Latest acquisition is largest M&A deal in Kanata company’s 39-year history.

Calian Group buys Quebec-based antenna systems provider in $22M deal

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Kanata firm paid $13 million up front for InterTronic, which employs about a dozen people and specializes in ground satellite technology for customers in the