Cyno secures $2.3 million seed round to bolster virtual care for employees
Cyno users can choose between individual or group health services.
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Canadian startup news of the week (5/01/22)
Plus: Bonsai lays off a third of employees shortly after $21 million Series A, citing shift to growth strategy.
F|T: The FinTech Times â Flutterwave’s reputation falters
Plus: OneVest secures $5 million to help companies like Neo Financial launch wealth management products.
Three engineering and developer positions offering remote work
Personify, LifeWorks, Shoplogix are hiring developers & engineering roles right now.
Ontario 2022 budget continues innovation focus, but heavy on previously announced commitments
Province promises to expand fund of funds venture investing.
Shipfusion secures $51.2 million CAD to expand warehouse network to Dallas, New Jersey
Canadian-based Shipfusion wants to win big in the US fulfillment market.
Later acquired by US influencer marketing platform Mavrck
Vancouverâs Later started as an Instagram tool in 2013.
Part3 closes $625,000 to help architects manage construction projects
As wave of construction tech solutions target contractors, Part3 serves architects.
H|T: The Healthtech Times – Robots combat nurse burnout
Plus: Clipboard Health, which matches health workers with facilities, raises $80M.
MLSE, Ryersonâs Future of Sport Lab accepting applications for third cohort
Selected startups could see their products used alongside the Maple Leafs, Raptors.
Square makes loans offering available for Canadian small businesses
Loans follow the launch of Square card for small businesses.
R|T: The Retail Times – Shopify aims to Deliverr
Plus: Shopify makes strategic investment in US AI recommendation startup Crossing Minds.
Stellar, Genesis among crypto orgs backing Stablecorp in $1.9 million CAD round
Stablecorp wants to increase transparency, security in blockchain transactions.
A|I: The AI Times â Amazon gets agile
Plus: Canvass Analytics secures $5.7 million from federal government to double Toronto workforce.
Bonsai lays off a third of employees shortly after $21 million Series A, citing shift to growth strategy
CEO says the move is about restructuring to focus on customer acquisition.