Canadian startup news of the week (11/20/22)
Plus: Nobul, Hopper top Deloitte Canada’s Fast 50.
Plus: Nobul, Hopper top Deloitte Canada’s Fast 50.
Properly, TealBook, D2L, League among latest firms to cut staff amid economic downturn.
CEO: “In terms of new entrants, we’re clearly the fastest-growing and the largest.”
The approval will give Wealthsimple direct access to Real-Time Rail.
Plus: Abraham Tachjian says open banking work “absolutely” on track.
Plus: Payments Canada delays Real-Time Rail payment system launch (again).
Communitech list points to Paper, Talent.com, Brim, Miovision, Neo, Dapper Labs.
PayTechs of Canada executive director calls process “disappointing” and “absurd.”
Vancouver cracks top 10 ecosystems with a population of less than three million.
FX HedgePool secures support from a pair of Canadian VCs.
Plus: Canadian tech companies continue to hire despite downturn.
Plus: How GrowthX found product-market fit across Canada’s accelerators.
Morrow expects the Bank will begin registering payments service providers in 2024.
ZayZoon’s earned wage access model never caught on in Canada, but took off south of the border.
Amid downturn, Portage sees chance to fund FinTech firms reluctant to take valuation hit.