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Rewind tops Ottawa firms on Globe and Mail’s fastest-growing companies list

Startup launched five years ago as a backup platform for Shopify merchants only local company to crack the top 50 in newspaper's second annual rankings.

BlackBerry reports Q2 loss, revenue up from year ago

BlackBerry executive chairman John Chen says the sequential and year-over-year revenue growth this quarter exceeded the company's expectations despite the ongoing challenges from COVID-19.

Martello co-founder Gallagher retires from company’s board of directors

Longtime tech exec praised for "vision and years of dedication" to building fast-growing Kanata firm.

Gatineau software firm launches customer registry app for bars, restaurants

Free platform allows patrons to enter their personal information into a secure database upon entering an establishment.

Prescott’s HFI Pyrotechnics rockets to new heights

Company supplies products to NATO, is the sole provider for the U.S. Navy and recently signed a deal with the Canadian military.

Surviving and Thriving on Main Street: Westboro’s Flowers Talk Tivoli turns online workshops into national sales

A pandemic pivot by the Richmond Road business turned into a new way of reaching customers from across the country.

Multi-res development: The right legal advice keeps your vision from becoming a nightmare

Rezoning hiccups, delays in securing a site plan agreement and conflicts with sub-contractors can lead to delays and cost overruns. Here's how to preserve the financial viability of a project.

Former Laser Quest GM tags shuttered Ottawa location for new laser-game facility

Philip Aldis says he’s planning to reopen the 10,000-square-foot space at 1800 St. Laurent Blvd. next month under the name LaserMaxx Ottawa.

Liberals unveil sweeping plan for current and future challenges in throne speech

Liberals emphasize climate change, economic inequality and systemic racism, but say not much can be done if the COVID-19 pandemic is not brought under control.

Developer reduces height of proposed apartment building near Museum of Nature

Colonnade BridgePort shrunk proposed project on Argyle Street from 21 storeys to 10 after consulting with city officials, the ward councillor and community representatives.