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Plus: Highflying cyber firms cut staff after raising hundreds of millions of dollars.

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

Moment Energy previously worked with Nissan in a similar deal.

Participating startups will receive $25,000 and 60 hours of mentorship.

CEO describes collapse of unregulated crypto lenders as WonderFi’s “thesis playing out in real time.”

Canadians are more likely to support businesses that are mission-driven.

Plus: Tesla is cutting about 200 Autopilot jobs.

Fluence’s second acquisition in six months gives the startup an end-to-end accounting solution.

Plus: Avanade, Nautical Commerce, Twilio, Dealpath plot Canadian expansions.

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After backing nine startups through first fund, Pender Ventures hopes to raise $100 million CAD for Fund II.

Backed by Conexus, Lex Capital, The51, Cadence aims to expand across North America.

Tablz wants to monetize restaurant tables like airplane seats.

Finn AI has also worked with Visa, BMO, and ATB Financial.

Plus: Rohlik bags $231M as market cools on food delivery startups.