Ottawa a city of gamers, conference spokesman says
Most people still think of Ottawa as a city of civil servants. Kyle McInnes has a different view, one that might be surprising. “The way
Ottawa a city of gamers, conference spokesman says
Most people still think of Ottawa as a city of civil servants. Kyle McInnes has a different view, one that might be surprising. “The way
Canadian VCs gaining confidence, Ottawa conference told
With the amount of venture capital deals in Canada increasing, investors say they’re more confident this year than they’ve been in a while. By Jacob
Council briefs: committee rejects Wellington West project
City council’s planning committee on Tuesday rejected a rezoning request by Mizrahi Developments to increase the allowable height of a Wellington Street West property from
Telfer, Aussie university team up on program
The University of Ottawa is partnering with an Australian university to offer a program that it says will help business leaders better manage complicated projects
Shopify gets read on growing bricks-and-mortar market
Shopify’s foray into bricks-and-mortar business is still in its early stages, but it’s building into something big, the company says. Last summer, the Ottawa-based e-commerce
Feds’ belt-tightening brings opportunities to Adobe
Government adoption of new technologies will mean big opportunities for business, according to Shawn Cruise country manager at Adobe Systems and the company’s area vice-president
MDA lands Canadian Space Agency contracts
The Canadian Space Agency has awarded communications giant MDA two contracts to assess possible Canadian contributions to future space missions beyond low-Earth orbit. Under one
BlackBerry’s troubles fail to stall growth at Ottawa-based QNX
Increasing revenues. A client list that places its product in some of the world’s top-end automobiles. A plan to hire more people in the near
Security firms eye profits in push to privatize police services
When it comes to skyrocketing policing costs, Eli El-Chantiry points his finger squarely at fingerprinting. “Does that need a police officer to do it?” says
California’s Sideband Networks to open first Canadian office in Ottawa
California-based Sideband Networks is expanding to Canada, with its first office in the country opening in the capital. The company, which markets a network monitoring
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