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Canadian Startup News
OpenText beats expectations thanks to strong cloud growth in Q2
Executives said quarterly results show progress of strategic initiatives.
Substack hires former Google exec as its first head of partnerships in Canada
Newsletter platform aims to capitalize on what is now its third-largest market globally.
Elevate Farms acquires Fieldless Farms to create âCanadian food powerhouseâ
Deal combines two startups growing leafy greens with indoor farming technologies.
Y Combinator reverses decision, will invest in Canadian-domiciled startups again
Famed accelerator had removed Canada from its deal terms, spurring Canadian tech backlash.
Q&A: Moltbook, OpenClaw, and the security risks of the new agentic-AI era
Plurilock CEO Ian Paterson on the evolution of agentic AI and protecting yourself (and your agent).
Despite Q3 loss, Lightspeed optimistic on executing growth and profitability plan
Retail tech firmâs shares dipped slightly amid a tough week for software stocks.
For Rayhawk Technologies, automating away risk is a family story
Railcar-loading companyâs efforts have netted three contracts south of the border.
AgTech startup Brilliant Harvest secures $4 million USD in seed funding
The raise will aid in scaling the platformâs adoption and abilities.
The cloud myth holding Canadian companies back
Unicorneâs Ăric Pinet reveals three habits that separate resilient cloud teams from expensive ones.
Vena moves into âorchestratedâ financial planning with Acterys acquisition
Acterys CEO claims deal combines âthe best of both worldsâ across finance and IT.
Ottawa releases findings from AI task force and public consultation
Government used AI to parse more than 11,000 submissions that will inform Canadaâs new AI strategy.
Invest Albertaâs Rick Christiaanse unexpectedly resigns as CEO
Crown corporationâs former COO is now acting CEO.
BDC head says bank pulled back from life sciences âtoo earlyâ as it preps new VC fund
Upcoming life sciences fund to invest directly in companies from a more than $100-million envelope.
Building with AI is now the âprice of admissionâ for software startups, Inovia report says
AI-native startups ate up 40 percent of software deal value in Canada in 2025.