Intellijoint Surgical wants to prove Canadian medtech companies can grow on their own terms
The Waterloo company expected to sell. Sixteen years later, it is building to stay.
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.
GTA startup inks agreement to provide autonomous vehicles to Canada’s military.
With potentially lucrative purchase, e-commerce giant appears to be shoring up its branding.
Starting with crypto, the US brokerage aims to bring more competition to Canada.
Canada’s biggest bank wants to help the country’s next tech champions scale.
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What startups should know about how AI providers handle their data, performance, and costs.
Canadian company looks to grow US presence with purchase of N5 Sensors’ wildfire technology business.
Al Vigier writes that even when the trade war ends, the founders that prioritize sovereignty will win out.
“Chipflation” is a more tangible concern for Canadians, Quoted Tech’s Kevin Jia says.
Study finds infrastructure is hot, while delivery apps and restaurant tech are not.
Three IAF-backed founders share what investors want to see beyond the pitch.
DIGITAL’s new series is helping founders uncover dual-use opportunities and build a roadmap to seize them.