Cleantech accelerator CICE invests $2.5 million in women-led climate ventures
The BC companies aim to turn waste products into clean energy, batteries, and even acoustic panels.
The BC companies aim to turn waste products into clean energy, batteries, and even acoustic panels.
Stage V program aims to turn startups into “true scaleups” with tailored support.
Puzzle Medical, Eli Health graduated incubator-accelerator program run out of École technologique supérieure.
Montréal-based companies lead the pack of B2B SaaS startups selected for 10-week program.
Federally backed program aims to help 2SLGBTQIA+ entrepreneurs scale their ventures.
NBA Champion and Toronto tech hub aim to give early-stage EdTech startups a boost.
The program launch follows QueerTech’s acquisition of Gradient Spaces last year.
Participation in the Québec-backed program will cost startups $105,000 over three years.
Stage V initiative aims to propel companies to $10 million ARR in under four years.
Ten of the 14 startups in the latest cohort claim to be using AI or machine learning as part of their core offering.
Casselman, whose startup completed the accelerator’s program in 2017, has been interim CEO since March.
New investments into Spark Centre, Georgian Bay Business Accelerator expected to support over 600 entrepreneurs.
Tech giant claims its supported startups have cumulatively raised more than $395 million CAD.
Meanwhile, Halifax accelerator Tribe is seeking Black early-stage founders for its START program.
W24 participants include Senso, DraftAid, AgentHub, GovernGPT, Datacurve, and more.