One key to successful self-governance at the Kitigan Zibi First Nation near Maniwaki, Quebec, is developing an economic engine inside the reserve itself. In the face of numerous challenges—dealing... More
and tagged Architecture, graduate student
Ronald Fernando, a lawyer in Silicon Valley specializing in intellectual property, has been named to the 2013 Lawyers of Color Hot List 100 in the United States. The selection process involved the... More
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JAMES BAGNALL, OTTAWA CITIZEN The usual progression for a startup is to raise a little seed money from family and friends, move on to angel investors, then tap venture capital. But that’s not the... More
William Teron, O.C., F.R.A.I.C. (Hon.), M.O.A.A (Hon.), was awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, “in recognition of outstanding contribution to business and commitment to... More
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Denzil Doyle’s involvement in Ottawa’s high technology industry goes back to the early 1960s when he established a sales office for Digital Equipment Corporation, a Boston-based firm that had... More
Natasha D’Souza is the recipient of a $50,000 neuroscience entrepreneurial fellowship given by the Ontario Brain Institute (OBI) in partnership with Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE).... More
and tagged graduate student, technology innovation management
An affordable and environmentally sustainable housing development in downtown Ottawa, designed by Carleton architecture grads Barry Hobin and Gord Lormier, is a finalist for the 2013 World Habitat... More
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By Susan Hickman | Carleton Now A group of four undergraduate industrial design students are crediting their final-year project, which had them visiting “end users” in Africa, with going beyond... More
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Ross Nicholson has a most illuminating career By DEIRDRE KELLY | The Globe and Mail | May. 07 2013 Ross Nicholson was playing in an obscure rock ’n’ roll band eight years after leaving high... More
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Ottawa Business Journal named this year’s Forty Under 40. The recipients are Ottawa’s ‘new economic trailblazers’ and include Carleton alumni: Bradley Dyment, BIT/07, co-founder,... More
