MaRS appoints Grace Lee Reynolds as permanent CEO, adds board membersÂ
MaRS board member says appointees Helen Angus and Andrew Joyner bring expertise in public-private collaboration.
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Waabi inks partnership with investor Volvo to develop and deploy self-driving trucks
CEO says deal gives Waabi next puzzle piece it needs for autonomous trucking at scale.
Ontario to cancel $100-million Starlink contract in response to US tariff threat
Premier Doug Ford announced the province will no longer sign contracts with American companies.
An AI report to distract you from tariffs
Plus: Shopify CEO promises ‘buy local’ features in Shop app.
Shopify CEO commits to âbuy localâ features for Shop app after criticizing Canadaâs tariff response
US and Canada first to be featured as Tobi LĂŒtke claims Shopify is âunaffectedâ by tariffs.
Boardy partners with Diversio in effort to make its AI more inclusive following email backlash
AI âsuperconnectorâ that sent unsolicited messages about usersâ looks will now undergo inclusivity training.
Majority of Canadian IT workers say they’d consider relocating to the US: survey
Canadian IT landscape needs more training, tech hubs outside of major cities, respondents say.
Cohere leaders think DeepSeek proves their point about AI innovation
Chinese AI companyâs rise shows smaller players can compete in global AI market, Scale AI CEO says.
Canadian-led Nue raises $28.8-million Series A round led by Inovia
San Francisco-based revenue management platform plans to expand globally.
OneVest closes $29-million CAD Series B led by Salesforce Ventures to fuel US expansion
FinTech startup aims to hire 100 employees over the next year.
Why Canadian commerce startups are building âlive shoppingâ into their marketing plans
Connie Lo of Three Ships sold $20,000 in beauty products in the companyâs first hour live.
Intuit is focused on letting the builders build
Greg Coulombe is hiring the next generation of technologists.
To survive tariffs, Canadian startups need plans âA through Dâ
Plus: Shopify quietly kills Indigenous Entrepreneurship program.
Wound care device maker MolecuLight secures $39.5 million CAD from UK-based Hayfin
Toronto-based company says funding will support new thermal imaging, 3D visualization features.