Ireland is where Canadian tech lands in Europe
With a US trade war now in motion, Ireland is becoming a critical landing spot for Canadian tech companies.
With a US trade war now in motion, Ireland is becoming a critical landing spot for Canadian tech companies.
Revolut’s first attempt to crack Canada in 2019 never got out of beta.
TruLOCAL says it’s a US tariffs beneficiary with 193-percent subscription growth in February.
Ada, Mission Control, and Loop Financial among supported companies.
New organization Manitoba Innovates to offer funding program for early-stage startups.
Merchants can generate up to three free personalized themes with a description of their business.
Sutton joins Canadian peers Yoshua Bengio and Geoffrey Hinton in winning “Nobel Prize of computing.”
Women-led investment firm prepares to raise its third fund later this year.
Survey finds 42 percent of Canadian entrepreneurs want financial support navigating US tariffs.
Contracts won’t be awarded to those who “encourage economic attacks” on Canada, Ford said.
Intuit is actively hiring design technologists who have a UX and engineering mindset.
Baibokas to define investment thesis and criteria of fund announced last June.
Transition of SDTC cleantech projects to NRC IRAP replacement program to conclude this spring.
Montréal-based tech conference offering 90-percent ticket discounts for women and diverse founders.
The move comes amid challenging VC fundraising market conditions.