H|T: The Healthtech Times – Toronto biotech secures $2.2M to treat immune diseases
Plus: Healthcare startup Tempus preps for IPO.
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CDPQâS $250-million Equity 25Âł Fund is done after only four investments
Diversity-focused fundâs architect left in December to launch his own $150-million fund.
R|T: The Retail Times – Loblaw is an everything company, and it isnât done
Plus: Plenty of Fish founder Markus Frind catches new CEO gig.
A|I: The AI Times – Apple scoops up Waterloo startup DarwinAI
Plus: Canada may be losing ground in AI research race.
WonderFi to acquire Australian crypto trading licence as âsolid foundationâ for international expansion
After buying up several regulated Canadian crypto exchanges, WonderFi eyes down under for growth.
S|W: The SaaS Weekly – The US could ban TikTok. Will Canada follow?
Plus: MDF Commerce agrees to go private, but some shareholders raise a fuss.
Ocean tech startup Poseidon raises $28-million CAD Series B to make fish farming more eco-friendly
BC startup offers tech aimed at improving fish welfare, mitigating ecosystem damage.
F|T: The FinTech Times – Minerva chases anti-money laundering big leagues
Plus: Open banking framework is coming, but adoption? Not so soon.
Alberta gains on Québec in venture activity
Plus: BetaKit has the exclusive on two new Canadian AI-focused VCs.
Reflecting on inclusion in #CDNtech
Plus: The new venture studio backed by Shopify, Wealthsimple, Knix execs.
H|T: The Healthtech Times – Canadian pharmaceutical research spending dropped in 2022
Plus: Myanmar Molecular seeks Health Canada approval.
Does corporate VC have an advantage in AI investments?
Plus: Omnirobotic reborn and Flinks moves in for the kill.
Fuelled by new funding, RetinaLogik wants to prevent vision loss with AI and VR
Startup closes $783,000 in pre-seed funding led by HaloHealth.
OMERS Venturesâ Laura Lenz explains how startups can stand out when fundraising
A comprehensive data room signals company maturity and helps startups break through the noise.
A year after its fundraising failure, Omnirobotic emerges from restructuring as a profitable robot builder
Reborn QuĂ©bec firmâs machines now serve cabinet manufacturers across North America.