How university-born healthtech research can make the leap beyond the lab
WearDOXX is part of YSpaceâs effort to help turn Canadian research into globally competitive healthtech businesses.
Accelerator
Enabled Talentâs new program aims to help disabled Canadians become entrepreneurs
Accelerator-like program meant to provide community, mentorship, and help finding funding.
Feds and City of Toronto to establish new sports tech hub at TMU
Toronto accelerator program is expected to support as many as 60 sports tech startups.
Why scaling requires more than speed
IDEA Mississaugaâs Step-Up Program helps founders build the strategy and systems for growth.
Inside ventureLABâs bid to bring AI to Ontarioâs critical industries
The Critical Industrial Technologies initiative helps Ontarioâs SMEs move from working pilot to working business.
PrairiesCan invests $7.9 million in funding to support Co.Labs, local AI firms
Funding was announced in Saskatoon at the Uniting the Prairies conference.
Jesse Wiebe built Startup TNT’s agri-food arm. Now he’s leaving to solve a larger problem
Prairies entrepreneur and startup advocate says Canada is facing a crisis in early-stage capital formation.
Google for Startups Accelerator reveals 14 âAI-drivenâ companies in its Canadian cohort
Class of 2026 marks the first time 10-week program has hosted a startup from Sudbury.
Ottawa makes first RDII investments in Ontario with $15 million for CDL Defence and Wolf Advanced Technology
Money will support CDLâs defence accelerator and Wolfâs high-performance computing systems.
Y Combinator reverses decision, will invest in Canadian-domiciled startups again
Famed accelerator had removed Canada from its deal terms, spurring Canadian tech backlash.
Why Y Combinator cut Canada out
John Ruffolo joins to discuss fuzzy data, âbullshitâ narratives, and the real problems hampering Canadian tech.
Q&A: BDC Capitalâs head on why Canadian defence tech investments are heating up
GeneviÚve Bouthillier unpacks recent investments in Irréversible and Canada Rocket Company.
How a small change to Y Combinator’s terms sent waves through Canadian tech
Industry divided over acceleratorâs decision to remove Canada from list of investable sites.
Y Combinator website no longer lists Canada as a country it invests in
Change implies Canadian startups have to incorporate in the US, Cayman Islands, or Singapore to join accelerator.
Two years after going dark, Techstars is bringing back its Toronto accelerator
Techstars Toronto is looking for a managing director to lead its return to the city.