Deanne Pittman, Centretown News
Namir Anani, CEO of the Information and Communications Technology Council, worked with Microsoft Canada and the Ottawa Catholic School Board to encourage students to work in the technology sector.Canada must produce more digital talent in order to succeed in the modern economy, says a recent report published by the Information and Communications Technology Council.
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City of Ottawa
An illustration of what the Lyon Station entrance on Queen Street might look like after construction.Queen Street will soon be under a spotlight in the downtown core as the city announces its plans to make the new pedestrian destination Ottawa’s “showcase” street, where the LRT Confederation Line will run underground.