Doormat becomes Ownright, closes $4.5 million to help more Ontarians seal real estate deals
Toronto startup aims to build Canada’s “go-to legal partner for real estate transactions.”
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Toronto startup aims to build Canada’s “go-to legal partner for real estate transactions.”
Winnipeg company plans to hire more than 30 people in Manitoba.
Quack claims reduced wait times for sales folks tired of prospects ducking their calls.
BC legaltech company says its largest acquisition accelerates roadmap by “five years or more.”
Toronto healthtech startup plans to at least double its team with $50 million in equity and debt.
Autodesk alums plan to refine electrical system tech, move into plumbing and mechanical.
Vector Institute event also explored the role of reinforcement learning and Canada’s compute needs.
Crypto firm aims to work with Australian FinTech partner to give Bitbuy and Coinsquare users access to derivatives.
Revolut’s first attempt to crack Canada in 2019 never got out of beta.
Sutton joins Canadian peers Yoshua Bengio and Geoffrey Hinton in winning “Nobel Prize of computing.”
Transition of SDTC cleantech projects to NRC IRAP replacement program to conclude this spring.
The move comes amid challenging VC fundraising market conditions.
Through VCCI, feds support the firm’s plans to launch new Montréal companies.
Startup aims to help retailers cut product launch timelines, operational costs via AI.
FinTech startup’s backers include Exit North Ventures and Bench co-founder Ian Crosby.