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Government of Canada commits over $6 billion to help businesses weather trade war
EDC and BDC get a big boost to support businesses affected by tariffs and market uncertainties.
DMZ Women Innovation Summit boosts women-led AI, farming, and health startups with $535,000 investment
Cashew, Migranium, Edie Farming, and Metronome emerge from pitch competition with new backing.
Leaders discuss the right speed for innovation and regulation at Remarkable AI conference
Vector Institute event also explored the role of reinforcement learning and Canadaâs compute needs.
Three things Canadian small businesses can do instead of spiralling
Xero Small Business Insights report shows sales are continuing to decline, and action is required.
WonderFi plots expansion beyond crypto into multi-asset trading with Eightcap
Crypto firm aims to work with Australian FinTech partner to give Bitbuy and Coinsquare users access to derivatives.
Toast wants women to take a radical step this International Womenâs Day: rest
#WithoutHer campaign asks men to assume more responsibility for uplifting women in tech.
âMy god, this is exhaustingâ: US delays some tariffs against Canada until April
President Donald Trumpâs backtrack limited to Canadian goods covered under CUSMA.
Thinkific created positive cash flow in 2024, but found GMV âheadwindsâ
EdTech company saw revenue jump in Q4 earnings as it ditched cost savings for growth.
Facit and OBIO reveal first cohort of women founders working on health and cancer innovation with WeSEED
Program aims to help women-led life sciences startups advance healthcare and homegrown IP in Ontario.
Healthtech Connex snags $3.7 million from PacifiCan to help measure brain health Â
Surrey, BC life sciences firm plans to expand sales in North America, Australia, Europe, and New Zealand.
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.
British neobank Revolut reportedly recruiting talent for a return to Canada
Revolutâs first attempt to crack Canada in 2019 never got out of beta.
The âbuy Canadianâ movement is fuelling growth for TruLOCAL’s food subscription
TruLOCAL says it’s a US tariffs beneficiary with 193-percent subscription growth in February.