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Toronto venture funding plunged to a near two-year low in third quarter of 2022

Amid uncertain climate, investors favour tending existing crops over sowing new seeds.

Vancouver cracks top 10 ecosystems with a population of less than three million.

Investment in Q2 2022 fell 69 percent from record-setting first quarter.

Ottawa is on par for highest concentration in tech talent with the San Francisco Bay Area.

Nitro, TCS join growing list of global firms dipping into city’s tech talent pool.

Adaptavist wants to add up to 800 jobs and invest more than $50 million.

Plus: Tesla is cutting about 200 Autopilot jobs.

Globant is looking to hire people with backgrounds in AI, gaming, blockchain.

Startup plans to open engineering hub, hire 50 to start.

Deal adds LSK’s “lab-in-a-box” testing platform to Nicoya’s portfolio of digital proteomics tech.

With Connected’s integration, Thoughtworks plots for a Canadian expansion.

Vancouver came ninth, while Toronto-Waterloo finished 11th.

Signal 1 secured $12.7 million from Geoffrey Hinton, former Rogers CEO, others.

Canvass’ no-code platform lets manufacturers predict the future.

Toronto broke another venture funding record in Q1, but what’s going on under the hood?