Solving.AI wants AI to teach you how to use work software (properly)Â
MontrĂ©al startup raises $1.1 million to help fix corporate software adoption rates.Â
MontrĂ©al startup raises $1.1 million to help fix corporate software adoption rates.Â
Harris Computer reportedly paid $100 million for the Toronto restaurant tech firm.
QuĂ©bec company says it has reduced âbookendâ errors to under 0.1 percent.Â
Province is the second in Canada to allow in private operators like DraftKings and FanDuel.
Richmond, BC-based firm hopes to make nuclear fusion power plants commercially viable.
Amid a âWild Westâ for AI regulation, lawyers from Littler encourage companies to mind existing laws.
Montréal tech conference doled out more than $800,000 in pitch prizes.
At a Startupfest hardtech panel, Bachar Elzein argued for a wider private capital pool.
Former NBTel CEO was staunch supporter of Atlantic Canadaâs startup sector.
Move comes months after AI firm struck ânine-figureâ deal to buy MontrĂ©alâs Wrk.
CEOs of Stay22, Medeloop, Toothpod, and GridBank give the brutal truth about running startups.
Student-focused event looks to spur on interest in Agtech.
Four Québec startups share what worked at the tech event, what surprised them, and how they plan to grow.
Investment will be broken down across five provincial ministries.
Ottawa centaur says deal will help expand its supply-chain compliance platform.