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Promise Robotics strikes deal to supply largest US homebuilder DR Horton

Toronto AI homebuilding startup to open its third factory in Phoenix, Arizona.

Plus: Banks likely won’t be part of Real-Time Rail’s first phase.

The Waterloo company expected to sell. Sixteen years later, it is building to stay.

At Edmonton Startup Week, Sean Naugle urged founders to consider defence contracts despite complex vendor process.

Former Setter, Sears Home Services leaders launch with $6.3 million USD in seed funding.

CVCA, CCI, and others ask for QSBS-style tax incentive meant to retain business value.

Quantum-focused Montréal firm wants to use Victoria-based counterpart to broaden cybersecurity offerings.

Federal government will fund 10,000 paid placements for students and recent graduates in AI-related fields.

Starting with crypto, the US brokerage aims to bring more competition to Canada.

At ALL IN, Cohere VP says the two companies are targeting a similar customer base.

Willson Cross writes that founders need to not feel limited by borders when hiring.

Canadian government-backed project has received $5 million from Firefox maker and $1 million from Hypertec.

Launch is the latest in European FinTech’s growing rollout of products and services in Canada.

Drone company leaders share how they’re reducing foreign dependence and how Ottawa can build domestic capacity.

CRC hopes to keep it simple as it races to space on the tailwinds of Canada’s renewed interest in the stars.