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Edmonton Unlimited unveils 10 companies to watch ahead of Startup Week

Companies will be showcased at Startup Week’s Launch Party this October.

Former B2B e-commerce startup says it couldn’t find enough customers for its Slack alternative.

Halifax-based company will maintain standalone brand and continue hiring in Atlantic Canada.

BioThera Solutions’ Frédéric St-Denis-Bissonnette is working with molecules that could help fight cancer.

Research project hopes to better understand the effect of wildfires on your lungs.

Deploy is a founder-focused summit in Ottawa for companies expanding into defence.

Launched by former AMD employees and Tenstorrent leaders, Taalas aims to turn AI models into custom silicon.

Feds will invest more than $20 million in 13-member consortium focused on military applications.

MarketCheck moves CarDoor away from consumer retail toward dealer-focused sales.

Managing partners say diversification and returns helped them in a difficult fundraising market.

Fidler did not reveal her next move, but said world models are the “next breakthrough” in AI.

Vancouver company will combine its enterprise AI infrastructure with NanoAi’s air screening devices.

Leaders from Vector Institute, Toothpod, and Raw Signal Group share candid thoughts about AI, startup survival, and scaling…

Canadian co-founders say they’re starting in the US because it’s simpler to sell in private system.

Canadian aerospace companies have already been tackling defence and hypersonic research projects together.