Feds announce $66 million for 44 businesses through AI Compute Access Fund
Program offers financial support to subsidize costs to commercialize or scale AI projects.
Canadian Startup News
Rave takes fight with Apple over App Store removal to Canada’s Competition Tribunal
Ontario startup also pursuing legal action in the US, Brazil, the Netherlands, and Russia.
Canadian-founded Opennote acquired by San Francisco-based Reducto
Reducto says it will bring on the Y Combinator alum’s entire team.
The BetaKit Guide: Toronto Tech Week 2026
Your cheat sheet to one of the busiest weeks in Toronto tech.
Web Summit Vancouver opens with tech’s biggest question: who owns the future?
Conference poses questions over the AI revolution, Canadian sovereignty, and the rules shaping what comes next.
Photonic secures $2-billion USD valuation after final close of $200-million financing
Bell, BDC, EDC, and InBC back BC quantum firm’s continued push towards commercialization.
Why IP is a founder’s most powerful growth tool
Delvinia founder and CEO Adam Froman on why Canadian IP needs a rethink.
Nmbr says it’s reshaping payroll competition in Canada. Now it wants to go worldwide
With a presence in every province, Nmbr CEO Simon Bourgeois says it’s time to think internationally.
“Steel, concrete, and code”: Feds and Telus announce three AI data centres in BC
Projects include upscaling existing Kamloops data centre and two new, Vancouver-based centres.
Ontario government invests $5 million into life sciences and healthtech startups
Kare Chemical Technologies, Myomar Molecular, Stoked Bio, among the recipients.
Q&A: Vass Bednar on why Canada is at risk of remaining a digital 51st state
Canadian Shield Institute leader talks digital sovereignty ahead of CUSMA review.
MDA Space aims to deliver up to 400 satellites per year after Montréal facility expansion
After two years of construction, company has doubled its manufacturing floor space.
Vendasta levels up with European deal to roll out MARiO AI
Saksatoon startup working with Italy’s largest internet company.
Canada won’t pursue national semiconductor strategy, AI minister says
Canada is the only G7 country without a standalone strategy. Industry groups are urging action.
Canada to create AI and Labour Advisory Council, Solomon says
Advisory group stems from a desire to maintain regular contact with labour leaders following initial meetings.