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Ottawa cybersecurity firm Cord3 lands $2M financing from BDC Capital

A local cybersecurity company is getting support from the Business Development Bank of Canada as it looks to stem the rising tide of data breaches affecting some of the biggest organizations around the globe

Nepean MPP Lisa MacLeod helps secure Shaw Centre venue for Christmas Cheer Breakfast

The Christmas Cheer Breakfast will go on after all, organizers confirmed Monday, after a late-game cancellation due...

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

The Bank of Canada's next interest rate announcement and earnings from a slew of Canadian companies are on the docket this week

Ottawa Hospital ‘on cusp of something very big’, predicts retiring CEO Dr. Jack Kitts at research gala

Outgoing Ottawa Hospital CEO gave a positive and inspiring message about the future of health care in the capital

Rolling the dice against cancer at Welch LLP Grand Casino night for Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation

Fourth annual fundraiser supports cancer-coaching programs and clinical trials and research into deadly disease

Ottawa should see healthy homebuilding growth in coming years, CMHC predicts

Housing starts in Ottawa are expected to grow at a “modest pace” over the next two years, according to the CMHC

Commercial real estate in Ottawa adopts concierge approach

New tenant services such as pet grooming, vehicle maintenance and parcel storage are popping up in Ottawa office buildings, giving landlords a new tool to market their properties

Paradigm Properties CEO hoping to give ByWard Market new lease on life

As the manager of the most important commercial properties in Ottawa’s most popular tourist district, Ashley Hopkins feels a certain responsibility to revitalize a neighbourhood she believes has lost some of its lustre

Ottawa startup using AI to open the ‘black box’ on concussions

Neurovine is using AI to crack the code on concussion recovery, with backing from OSEG’s Jeff Hunt

Employment Law Minute: Are you really an independent contractor?

It's common for a company and a worker to think they’ve entered into a relationship as an employer and independent contractor. But that may not be how the courts see it.