Canadian startup news of the week (6/5/22)
Plus: Shopify finds conflict minerals in its third-party manufactured components.
Plus: Shopify finds conflict minerals in its third-party manufactured components.
Pine has secured $27 million since it was founded in 2021.
Plus: A timeline of Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter
Shopify misses analyst estimates, sees shares drop to a two-year low.
Plus: Impression Ventures secures $64 million for fourth fund, continues to bet on seed-stage FinTech.
For the second time, 16 Canadian startups participated in a YC cohort.
As regulation looms, group calls for national strategy for crypto and digital assets.
Plus: How NFTs might change music and gaming.
CEOs think deal could mark step towards crypto consolidation, DeFi regulation.
In addition to support, some startups are following the Canadian governmentâs lead on sanctioning Russia.
Key claims a waitlist of nearly 5,000 people for its service.
CVCA CEO: âit signals an extremely healthy ecosystem.â
CEO says Vancouver is a âgreat hubâ to begin serving Western Canada.
ControlHQâs co-founder is back with his #CDNtech crystal ball.
Startups on the 2021 list made major financing deals and exits.