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How Calgary-based startup Knead tackled the NFL draftâs food waste with software
BDC Capital’s Thrive Lab contributed to Knead’s pre-seed round as first Alberta-based investment.
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.
AstraZeneca to invest $820-million CAD in Ontario facilities expansion
Invest Ontario providing $16.1-million CAD grant to support life sciences sector growth.
Street Context acquired by American market intelligence firm BlueMatrix for undisclosed amount
Combined company will integrate authoring, financial data, and consumption analytics into one platform.
QueerTech launches new 2SLGBTQIA+ accelerator and names Virtual Gurusâ Bobbie Racette board chair
The program launch follows QueerTechâs acquisition of Gradient Spaces last year.
Basetwo closes $16.5-million CAD Series A round to optimize manufacturing with AI copilots
Company claims AI model armed with physics, chemistry expertise can cut inefficiencies in mass production.
Canadian quantum commercialization and research projects get federal funding boost
Three commercialization projects get $4.7 million from DIGITAL, NSERC grants $74 million to 107 research projects.
Xanadu claims networking breakthrough with new photonic quantum computer Aurora
Aurora âmarks a pivotal milestoneâ on the path to useful quantum computers.
Federal government provides $3.5 million for DMZâs new Centre for Housing Innovation
New Toronto accelerator aims to help entrepreneurs develop solutions to housing supply challenges.
Canadian tech is locked in on election season
Plus: Former Plooto CEO Hamed Abbasi on trial for alleged sexual assault.
Home hardware: Canadian founders at CES talk challenges and opportunities
Canadian companies took home honours at the consumer trade show, but want more support.
Feds pledge nearly $100 million in grants to commercialize research innovation
$32 million earmarked for Lab2Market skills program at Dalhousie University and its West Coast expansion.
Cyclic Materials, Ionomr Innovations, Summit Nanotech among Canadian returnees to the 2025 Global Cleantech 100
Eight of the nine Canadian companies on this yearâs list were also on last yearâs.