Like many business owners forced to close amid efforts to control the spread of COVID-19, Brenna Wyman was left with an unsettling question: Would she ever open the doors to her yoga studio again? Mem…
SnowM applies GPS applications to track cleaning services amid COVID-19
A Kanata North startup is using its online tracking software to help businesses and amenities ensure their facilities are being properly sanitized amid the COVID-19 outbreak. SnowM, which got its sta…
Pleora Technologies’ sensor assists in COVID-19 screening
Sensors designed by a local video solutions company are being used to help screen for and detect COVID-19 in public spaces. Video interfaces designed by Pleora Technologies are being integrated into …
Tech Park Dollars support Kanata North merchants, small businesses
Many businesses are making the difficult choice to close their doors temporarily or reduce operations for the health and safety of their customers and the community. These small businesses are facing …
Cutting the (power) cord
Drones programmed to land on charging pads when low on power. Charging plates in roads that connect to moving electric vehicles. These futuristic possibilities could become a reality thanks to made-in…
Kongsberg Geospatial looks to new heights with drone software partnership
Kongsberg Geospatial recently announced a partnership with a Texas-based drone company which could see the pair bring a new generation of unmanned aerial vehicles to the Canadian market. The Kanata No…
Bootstrap Awards honour entrepreneurs at Tech Tuesday
Innovators from across the city descended on Kanata North on March 3 for the annual Bootstrap Awards, an evening celebrating entrepreneurship in Ottawa. The event, sponsored by Smart & Biggar and …
KNBA delegation marks ‘Kanata North Day’ at Queen’s Park
The Kanata North Business Association took a trip to Toronto this week to visit Queen’s Park and sit down with a group of provincial government ministers to discuss the growth and development of the t…
Calling Kanata North home
Kanata North may be best known as Canada’s largest technology park, but it’s also home to several thriving residential communities that provide tech workers with short commutes, plenty of green space …