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These companies are hiring software engineers to work on machine learning in Canada

Thomson Reuters, Procom, and Ripple are looking to hire machine learning experts across the country.

Canadian companies have over 40,000 open tech roles–and they needed them filled yesterday.

Rural tech hubs offer flexibility, but need flexible entrepreneurs to thrive.

Plus: Digital health, health IT funding slumped in Q2, but some bright spots remain.

As prompts supplant search, US investors Craft Ventures and Abstract Ventures back Secoda’s new AI-powered tools.

Waabi’s self-driving solution has already hit the road in Texas as part of 10-year agreement.

Plus: Attabotics settles patent litigation with Urbx.

FedDev Ontario funding follows GrowerIQ’s recent Barbados government contract.

Plus: How good are you at spotting AI fakes?

ZayZoon nabs $34.5 million USD in debt and equity to help workers access a cash-advance alternative to payday loans.

Fund has already invested more than $1 million in seven companies, including BoomFi and Mash.

Former leadership-development consultants aim to engage leaders earlier and more continuously with tech.

Plus: Plurilock finds gains in selling safety, Databricks raises $500M.

Plus: Revolut has yet to make a US banking license application.

Plus: Deep Genomics brings in life sciences veteran Brian O’Callaghan as CEO.