Iversoft acquires Ottawa gaming studio; plans ‘triple-digit growth’ in 2017
Iversoft Solutions has made its first-ever acquisition in the form of local gaming studio Jelly Smeared Games, but that’s just the start of what could be
Iversoft acquires Ottawa gaming studio; plans ‘triple-digit growth’ in 2017
Iversoft Solutions has made its first-ever acquisition in the form of local gaming studio Jelly Smeared Games, but that’s just the start of what could be
University of Ottawa biohacker Andrew Pelling named TED Senior Fellow
Andrew Pelling, the University of Ottawa researcher known for treating “biology like hardware,” has been named a TED2017 Senior Fellow. Pelling attracted attention for his 2016
Quebec ultrasound spat boosts business at Ottawa clinics
A feud between Quebec and its radiologists has Ottawa’s ultrasound clinics raking in extra business. By Dylan C. Robertson Last July, Quebec pledged to cover
Hotel Indigo no more: Downtown lodging drops IHG to become Metcalfe Hotel
The owners of a boutique hotel in downtown Ottawa are ending their decade-long affiliation with international hospitality giant IHG and plan to start operating independently
VIDEO BLOG: When can an employee’s off-duty conduct give rise to disciplinary action?
An employee may be disciplined, and even terminated for cause, where his or her off-duty conduct interferes with and prejudices the employer’s business interests and
79% of Ottawa residents approve of Mayor Jim Watson: Poll
Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson is the most popular mayor in Canada, according to new public opinion research that provides a rare glimpse outside elections into
Proposal calls for drastic overhaul to Elgin Street
Some business owners are pushing back against a proposal to significantly redesign Elgin Street by lowering the speed limit and removing parking, among other measures.
Who’s winning government contracts in Ottawa and Gatineau?
CGI, Stantec and Tessier Translations are among the local companies awarded contracts, standing offers and supply arrangements by the federal government between Dec. 12-18, 2016.
Ottawa pot shops reopening after police raids
Despite a raid on Chinatown’s CannaBotanix Dispensary at 646 Somerset St. Friday that left two people arrested, the shop was back to normal operations Monday.
Ottawa-based DOT decoding ADHD with smart headset
Yishel Khan has taught children with special needs all over the world, and noticed a disturbingly common problem in many places she went. Children with
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