Cyclic Materials the first Canadian company to crack MIT Technology Review’s climate tech list
Annual list highlights “the most promising” companies tackling climate change on the planet.
Annual list highlights “the most promising” companies tackling climate change on the planet.
Fund backed by $75-million USD contribution from The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.
Algoma Steel and Supreme Steel to supply and build backbone for Calgary-to-Edmonton rail line.
Stations support tracking and controlling aerial systems like satellites.
Shooting for Peace tour will pair basketball with lessons in financial literacy and mental health.
Enterprise software firm will pay off debt and continue evaluating its assets.
Industry leaders say regulation is stifling startups, even as Ottawa pledges to be “hawkish” on competition.
COO Jennifer Lussier will step in as interim leader.
New office promises faster approvals, earlier industry engagement, and domestic economic benefits.
Sale comes seven months after the Ottawa startup’s nearly $18-million CAD seed round.
Patrick Pichette, Joelle Pineau, and Dan Debow among those tapped by federal government.
CEO Dax Dasilva says the pair “fortify two strategically important areas” for the company.
Second launch window expires as fuel issues delay rocket launch.
Montréal startup formalized August dismissals shortly after CEO handoff to BonLook co-founder Sophie Boulanger.
Facility lets Canadian entities develop and tweak AI while keeping their data in Canada.