Feenics doubles Ottawa footprint with eyes on new hires
Feenics, the Ottawa-based provider of cloud-based security solutions, says it’s expanded its office space to nearly 5,000 square feet on St. Laurent Boulevard, effectively doubling
Feenics doubles Ottawa footprint with eyes on new hires
Feenics, the Ottawa-based provider of cloud-based security solutions, says it’s expanded its office space to nearly 5,000 square feet on St. Laurent Boulevard, effectively doubling
Five things you’ll see in Ottawa’s light rail stations
The 13 light rail stations opening in 2018 aren’t your regular O-Train platforms. Far from it: these state-of-the-art buildings will be packed with all-new integrated
Beau’s helping Rwandan entrepreneur tap into African craft beer market
Beau’s All Natural brewery says it plans to help a Rwandan entrepreneur open a craft brewery in her home country. The Vankleek Hill-based brewery plans
Feds’ Phoenix pay problem case files becoming ‘more complicated’
The federal government says it will likely miss a self-imposed Oct. 31 deadline for eliminating a backlog of problems with its new employee pay system.
Ottawa software firm Mydoma Studio has designs on success
Ottawa’s newest interior design software company is ready to take the city by storm. Mydoma Studio develops project workflow and client collaboration software aimed at
Tax-dodging Ottawa dentist gets five years in jail
An Ottawa dentist previously convicted of tax evasion has been handed an additional five-year prison sentence for deliberately choosing not to pay her original fine.
One year in, PR firm Edelman Ottawa charts local growth plans
A year after Edelman set up shop in the city, the public and government relations firm says it has big plans for expansion in the
BDC chief economist to share productivity strategies with Ottawa businesses
With nearly 98 per cent of Canadian businesses employing fewer than 100 people, it’s not hard to see why SMEs are the driving force behind
Chinese entrepreneurs scout business opportunities in Ottawa
Several Chinese billionaires were in Ottawa Tuesday, meeting with the city’s business leaders and eying investment opportunities in the nation’s capital. Delegates from the China
VIDEO: The new tax regime’s tangible impact on intangible assets
“Peter, how will intangible assets, such as goodwill, be taxed differently come the new year?” In the 2016 federal budget, the Liberals announced a new
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