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Calian wins $32M training contract with Royal Military College

Five-year deal continues business relationship between Kanata firm and military university that dates back to 1997.

Eastern Ontario physio clinic expands online for remote patient care

The clinic's first-ever online order made it an international business through a sale to a customer in Russia.

Clean Water Works employees rally around colleague with surprise drive-by parade

Twenty company trucks and vehicles drive to Casselman to show support for cancer-fighting co-worker

Bilingual businesses make their mark on Ottawa’s economy

As a bilingual city, businesses in Canada’s capital have a unique opportunity to broaden their customer base by offering their services in both official languages.

All Ontarians could get vaccine by June 20 if supply allows, task force head says

The government said under the current plan, seniors aged 75 and older will start getting the shot in April, while everyone 60 and older will receive the first dose by the end of May or early June, if not earlier.

Facing a $70M deficit, Ottawa airport calls on feds to fund LRT station, rapid COVID-19 testing

Airport authority boss Mark Laroche says just one million passengers are expected to pass through the Ottawa terminal in 2021, down from 5.1 million two years ago.

Tech firms to watch: Neurovine set to expand reach of AI-powered concussion treatment

Startup plans to build a personalized solution that can tell concussion patients when they’re pushing their physical or mental exertion too far

SheBoot looks to narrow widening gender gap in VC funding

Ottawa program's second edition will culminate in a pitchfest with a minimum of $100,000 in investment on the table from local women angel investors.

Out of darkness comes inspiration at Royal Ottawa Foundation for Mental Health Virtual Inspiration Awards

Five members of Ottawa community honoured for tackling mental health stigma, raising awareness, scientific research

Telesat’s revenues fall 10% in 2020 as firm prepares to launch LEO satellite project

Company said it lost a contract with a major North American direct-to-home broadcast customer and saw revenues from clients in the aeronautical and maritime industries dip during the pandemic.