The year Canadian tech embraced defence
With billions set to flow into the countryâs defence industry, Canadian tech is angling for a cut.
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Amiral Ventures holds $40-million first close to address âlack of leadershipâ in Canadian VC
Montréal firm backed by Québec government, Desjardins Capital, and nearly 50 individual LPs.
Canadian Space Mining Corporation plans for ârapid expansionâ in 2026 under new name
The Canadian Strategic Missions Corporation rebrand reflects a broader focus on critical technologies.
Canadian payments companies’ âsugar highâ ended in 2022. VCs say a new spike is coming
Payments startup creation dropped by 44 percent from 2022 to 2023, according to Luge Capital report.
Gander hits $1.5-million crowdfunding target as Canadians back homegrown social network
App now has 1,800 Canadian co-owners, extends funding deadline to January.
She tried to bring Silicon Valley’s tech energy to Vancouver. Why did she leave to build a US startup instead?
Mai Trinhâs Internet Backyard nabs $4.5 million USD pre-seed for data centre financing platform.
CCI names Patrick Searle CEO ahead of âturbulentâ year for Canadian tech
Searle says front-line companies must shape Canadaâs sovereign strategy.
Revolut appoints new Canadian CEO four years after retreat from market
Jan Pilbauer tapped as new Canadian CEO as British neobank evaluates market return.
The Nod asks Canadians to shop the âReal Black Fridayâ by supporting Black-owned businesses
Community network encourages intentional commerce on Black Friday and year-round.
The top 10 Canadian consumer tech products of 2025
A BlackBerry revival, a 3D mouse, and smart swim goggles are some of this yearâs highlights.
Canadian governments open arms, and wallets, to US chipmakers
Federal, Québec, and Ontario governments promise millions to Canadian semiconductor projects from IBM and Marvell.
US firm Forum Ventures bets on Toronto to build next wave of AI software startups
New $11.5-million USD fund will funnel capital to AI-native, B2B SaaS companies.
Is the fedsâ FDI approach âtoxicâ for Canadian tech?
Plus: How Dozr went from a building boom to receivership.
Stablecorp claims to have first regulator-approved stablecoin tied to Canadian dollar
Toronto firm approved under existing stablecoin framework, but will be ready for new federal strategy.
How Dozr, a promising construction tech firm, went from building boom to receivership to asset sale
The heavy equipment marketplace is in new Canadian hands, but its future remains unclear.